1996-04-17
The Bank of Angola issued Notice No. 07/96 to mandate the timely submission of monthly balance sheets and other periodic control reports by financial institutions. The regulation imposes a daily monetary fine of 0.5% of the minimum capital for new financial institutions for each day of delay per document, with automatic debit from institutional deposit accounts. Furthermore, it establishes personal and individual liability for administrators and directors, subjecting them to sanctions ranging from warnings and reprimands to temporary or permanent suspension from managerial roles.
NOTICE No. 07/96 of April 17
Whereas financial institutions must provide periodic information to the Bank of Angola in the manner determined by it;
Whereas there is a significant systematic delay in the submission of this information, which greatly hinders the actions of the Bank of Angola, particularly in formulating monetary and exchange rate policy and in developing supervisory activities;
In the exercise of the competence conferred upon me by the Organic Law of the Bank of Angola, I HEREBY DETERMINE:
Article 1.
Article 2.
Article 3. The application of the monetary fine does not eliminate the possibility of applying other sanctions provided for in current legislation.
Article 4. Both Administrators and Directors responsible for the areas issuing documents required by the Bank of Angola, notably the Accounting area, are personally and individually responsible for their correct preparation and timely submission to the BNA, and as such, without prejudice to penalties specific to the crime of disobedience, are subject to the following sanctions: a) Warning b) Reprimand, with or without public notice; c) Temporary suspension, up to a maximum of 6 months, from the exercise of their duties; d) Permanent suspension from exercising managerial functions in any financial institution.
Article 5. This Notice enters into force immediately.
PUBLISH
Luanda, April 17, 1996
THE GOVERNOR ANTÓNIO GOMES FURTADO