The Student List – Students Are Winning, which won a majority of parliamentary seats in the parliamentary elections held on October 25, has issued a public appeal to all banks, bank management teams and the headquarters of international banking groups operating in Serbia, calling on them to strengthen the monitoring of financial transactions in the period ahead.
The appeal states that Serbia is entering an important period of democratic transition of power, making it essential to preserve the stability of the financial system and prevent potential abuses.
“We call on all domestic and international banks operating in Serbia, as well as their parent institutions, to strengthen the monitoring and control of cross-border financial transactions and potential capital outflows from the country,” the statement reads.
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A special appeal was addressed to banks regarding international payments, particularly those involving public funds, state-owned companies and public institutions. The Student List stresses that such payments must be carried out exclusively in accordance with applicable regulations, with appropriate documentation, proof of the purpose of payment and fulfillment of contractual obligations.
The statement emphasizes that the purpose of the appeal is not to restrict legitimate business activities or interfere with the independence of banking institutions.
“The goal is to preserve financial integrity, accountability and transparency during the transitional period,” the post states.
The Student List – Students Are Winning says it remains committed to preserving financial stability and creating conditions for sustainable economic growth, while ensuring the uninterrupted functioning of state institutions.
At the end of the appeal, the expectation was expressed that the banking sector would continue to act in accordance with the highest standards of professional responsibility, in the interest of the financial stability of Serbia, its citizens and international partners.
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