1999-11-23
The Banking and Financial Supervision Commission (CSBF) establishes the implementation rules for Article 52 of Law No. 95.030, mandating a daily penalty payment of two million (2,000,000) francs for credit institutions that fail to comply with regulatory prescriptions, information requests, inspections, or statutory deadlines. The Central Bank's relevant department initiates proceedings by notifying the CSBF of the infringement type, delay duration, and applicable regulations, after which the CSBF issues a final collegial decision as an administrative court. This penalty decision is formally notified to the non-compliant institution with a payment order and remains subject to an annulment appeal before the Supreme Court's Administrative Chamber without suspending its enforceability.
CIRCULAR NO. 002/99-CSBF Establishing the Implementation Modalities for Article 52 of Law No. 95.030 on Penalty Payments
The Banking and Financial Supervision Commission (CSBF), Having regard to the provisions of Article 52 of Law No. 95-030 dated February 22, 1996 concerning the activity and supervision of credit institutions, hereby establishes as follows the implementation modalities for Article 52 of the aforementioned Law No. 95.030:
The CSBF is seized by the relevant department of the Central Bank regarding the nature of the infringement, the number of days of delay, and the reference to the applicable regulations.
The CSBF determines by collegial decision the final amount of the penalty payment. It rules in this capacity as an administrative court.
This decision shall be notified to the non-compliant institution by the CSBF Secretary General, accompanied by an order to make payment.
In accordance with Article 51 of Law No. 95.030, this decision is subject to an annulment appeal before the Administrative Chamber of the Supreme Court, but such appeal does not have a suspensive effect.
Done in Antananarivo, on November 23, 1999 For the BANKING AND FINANCIAL SUPERVISION COMMISSION THE PRESIDENT,
Gaston E. RAVELOJAONA.