Anorbank shareholder put on Interpol wanted list

The published Interpol notice does not specify the charges, the details of the case, or the country that requested the notice. Earlier, The Insider, citing a source, reported on the financier's arrest in absentia in Uzbekistan in connection with a kidnapping case; however, law enforcement authorities of the republic have not officially confirmed this information.

Anorbank stated that the circulated information concerns the shareholder's private life and does not affect the operational activities, capital, or management of the financial institution. The bank emphasized that it continues to fulfill its obligations to clients as usual.

The Central Bank of Uzbekistan also stated that the bank is operating smoothly and complies with prudential standards. According to data from the regulator as of September 1, 2026, the bank's assets stood at 21.4 trillion soums, and liabilities reached 19.8 trillion soums, with a liquidity coverage ratio of 116% and a capital adequacy ratio of 13%. According to the Unified State Register of Enterprises and Organizations, the wanted entrepreneur owns 49.4% of Anorbank shares.