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Government Secures MVR 800 Million Loan to Pay Salaries
The Maldives government borrowed MVR 800 million from the Bank of Maldives via Treasury bills to pay public sector salaries this month, amid cash flow challenges. The loan followed an Extraordinary General Meeting that appointed a new BML board chairperson, while India's State Bank of India rolled over a $50 million Treasury bill for another year.
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Government Secures MVR 800 Million Loan to Pay Salaries
MVR 800 million Loan taken to pay public sector salaries
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MVR 800 millionLoan taken to pay public sector salariesMaldives RepublicThe government has taken out a loan of MVR 800 million to pay the salaries of public sector employees this month, according to reliable sources.
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$50 millionTreasury bill rolled over by State Bank of IndiaMaldives RepublicAt the request of the government, the State Bank of India (SBI) rolled over a $50 million Treasury bill for another year.
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State Bank of India rolled over a $50 million Treasury bill for the Maldives government for another year, the second such rollover this year.Maldives RepublicAt the request of the government, the State Bank of India (SBI) rolled over a $50 million Treasury bill for another year. This is the second time this year that SBI has extended such support, following a similar rollover in May.
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Bank of Maldives CEO Karl Stumke resigned.earlier this monthMaldives RepublicThese appointments follow a series of high-profile resignations and removals, including the resignation of CEO Karl Stumke earlier this month.
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