In Bosnia and Herzegovina, as of late October/early November of this year, 109,545 blocked accounts belonging to business entities were recorded – an increase of 414 compared to the previous month. According to the latest report from the Central Bank of BiH – which spans 4,443 pages (twenty pages more than the month prior) – 59,799 business entities had at least one blocked account, an increase of 214 over the previous month.
The updated report on blocked accounts, as recorded in the Central Bank of BiH’s Unified Register of Accounts, includes retail shops, hair salons, medical practices, cafés, restaurants, and other business entities.
In the first report by the Central Bank of BiH, published in early November 2012, 58,038 blocked accounts belonging to business entities were recorded, while 35,694 business entities had at least one blocked bank account.
