Law
Money and Credit Law
A Lebanese law regulating the Central Bank and the banking sector. It is used to prosecute violations by the central bank governor.
The Money and Credit Law is the legal framework governing the Central Bank of Lebanon and commercial banks. Issued in 1963 with amendments, it defines the central bank's powers and duties in maintaining monetary stability. It is used in legal prosecutions related to financial and administrative violations, including against the former central bank governor.
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