Florida will allow Banco Industrial de Venezuela to keep operating in the state under a settlement "to resolve longstanding regulatory concerns," the state Office of Financial Regulation said.
September 12, 2013 at 08:00 PM
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Florida will allow Banco Industrial de Venezuela to keep operating in the state under a settlement “to resolve longstanding regulatory concerns,” the state Office of Financial Regulation said Thursday.
“BIV will maintain a business presence in our state,” the office said in a three-sentence statement.
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