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A number of Bulgarian towns and cities are to see demonstrations calling authorities to draft a plan which could help Corporate Commercial Bank (CorpBank or KTB).
Initiators of the rally have argued a plan should help depositors to use their accounts, which have been frozen since KTB was placed under conservatorship on June 20 following a bank run which prompted the financial company to request central bank BNB to take the step.
A similar event was held on Friday in the capital Sofia and also in the major cities of Plovdiv, Varna, and Burgas.
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