suojausvarat
Suojausvarat, also known as protective deposits, are financial instruments used to safeguard the interests of depositors in the event of a bank's failure. These deposits are held in a separate account from the bank's general funds and are intended to cover the losses that depositors might incur if the bank becomes insolvent. The amount of suojausvarat required by a bank is typically determined by regulatory authorities and can vary depending on the country and the specific regulations in place.
The primary purpose of suojausvarat is to provide a level of assurance to depositors that their funds
The establishment and management of suojausvarat are subject to strict regulatory oversight. Banks are required to