Afghanistan’s financial institutions have stepped in to stop a run on Kabul Bank, the country’s largest lender, as customers withdrew about 60 per cent of the bank’s cash deposits after its two top executives resigned amid corruption allegations.
Mahmoud Karzai, a shareholder of Kabul Bank and brother of Afghan president Hamid Karzai, told the Financial Times that “the government has stepped in to reassure people”.
The Washington Post reported last week that the central bank had taken control of Kabul Bank, forcing its top two managers to resign.
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