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Privileged Agrarian Bank of Yugoslavia

The Privileged Agrarian Bank was a bank in Yugoslavia, based in Belgrade. It was established in 1929 by special charter ("privilege") to support the country's agricultural sector. It was renamed Cooperative and Agricultural Bank in 1945, then fully nationalized in 1946.

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In the 1930s, the Agrarian Bank was one of the main credit institutions in Yugoslavia, together with the National Bank, Craftsmen's Bank, State Mortgage Bank, and Postal Savings Bank. The Agrarian Bank was reorganized under the Law on the Organization and Operation of the Crediting System of , under which it was declared a federal credit institution and renamed Cooperative and Agricultural Bank. Then by degree of , the Cooperative and Agricultural Bank was fully nationalized and became part of the National Bank under Yugoslavia's monobank system. ==See also==
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