A Jordanian court has ruled that a local bank must pay financial compensation to a citizen after it was found that the bank had violated banking secrecy laws, causing the complainant moral damages. According to court documents and Jordanian media, a citizen filed a formal complaint against the bank and its employees. The incident occurred when a collections manager publicly confronted the citizen over delayed payments on a loan, which took place in front of other people. The complainant considered this a blatant violation of banking confidentiality and a source of moral harm, leading him to take legal action.
