Sources

SRC-881

World Bank, Project Paper PPSI000002, Syria Financial Sector Modernization Project (P517399), 20 July 2026, disclosed 6 August 2026

Source ID: SRC-881
Citation: World Bank, Project Paper PPSI000002, Syria Financial Sector Modernization Project (P517399), 20 July 2026, disclosed 6 August 2026
URL or path: https://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099072026120080439/pdf/BOSIB-0c2d7f18-ae65-43ff-9b99-6f000d4b5a68.pdf ; research/PART14_RECHECK_2026-10-20/R7/WB_P517399_ProjectPaper_2026-07-20.pdf
Type: Financing institution's project paper
Hierarchy tier: 1
Published: 2026-07-20
Accessed: 2026-10-20
Snapshot: HTTP 200, 35 pp.; World Bank documents metadata 'Disclosed', 'Public'; SHA-256 4968ca63acf18297...
Claims: Article 14 revision (companion, D-322): banks' assets about US$13.2 billion at end-2025; 'underscoring the limited scale of assets and intermediation relative to recovery needs'; 'some institutions are distressed, financial reporting practices appear weak, and reliable financial and prudential data remain limited' (para 4, printed pp.1-2)
Status: READ

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READ 20 OCTOBER 2026 (R7). Para 4: 'Banks account for most financial assets, with their assets estimated at about US$13.2 billion at end-2025 and total credit estimated at about US$3.4 billion'. BOTH ARE ESTIMATED STOCKS; THE CONVERSION RATE AND THE GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE ARE NOT STATED. Do not present US$12 billion (SRC-071, November 2024) to 13.2 as growth: dates, rates and the 2026 redenomination differ. Distinct from SRC-191, the press release for the same project.