To help stop the collapse of its fragile banking sector and avoid bankruptcy, Cyprus signed a 23 billion euro ($30 billion) financial rescue deal in March with its euro partners and the IMF.
Under the terms, Cyprus had to force large depositors in the country’s two biggest banks to take big losses on their savings. The country also imposed restrictions on money transfers and withdrawals to stop a run on banks.
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