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On fast track to the private sector
The Slovak government has launched one of the most ambitious banking privatisation programmes in former communist central Europe to save what had been one of the region's most fragile banking systems...
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The Slovak government has launched one of the most ambitious banking privatisation programmes in former communist central Europe to save what had been one of the region's most fragile banking systems...
