2000-08-28
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The Bank of Zambia has revised the regulatory limits for over-the-counter foreign currency cash transactions. Authorized financial institutions must now cap these transactions at an equivalent of US$5,000 for account holders and US$1,000 for non-account holders. These updated thresholds supersede the previous guidelines set in Circular No. 11/98 and apply immediately to all licensed entities.
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P.O. Box 30080, LUSAKA
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Tel. 228888/ 228903-20
28 August 2000
CB Circular No. 6/2000
To: All Commercial Banks and Financial Institutions
Dear Sirs
Further to CB Circular No. 11/98 issued on 2 December 1998, kindly be advised that the limits regarding over the counter foreign currency transactions are hereby revised.
Every bank and financial institution authorized to deal in foreign currency shall ensure that over the counter foreign currency cash transactions do not exceed the equivalent of US$ 5,000 in any currency for account holders and the equivalent of US$ 1,000 in any currency for non-account holders.
Abraham Mwenda (Dr)
DEPUTY GOVERNOR – OPERATIONS
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Amended 2 times · last 2015-10-09
This document amends: Bank of Zambia Directives on Customer Identification and Foreign Currency Cash Transactions, 1998
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