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The Central Bank of Liberia requires commercial banks to consult the regulator before declaring or paying dividends, ensuring such distributions do not impair capital. Banks are explicitly prohibited from making dividend payments that would reduce their capital below required thresholds, and must obtain prior regulatory consultation. Any institution violating these provisions faces immediate fines of at least LS$200,000 per infraction or additional supervisory sanctions.
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CBL/SD/01/2007
CBL DIRECTIVE ON THE PAYMENT OF DIVIDEND BY COMMERCIAL BANKS Pursuant to Part III, Section 19 (1) of the New Financial Institutions Act of 1999 and in order to ensure that declaration and payment of dividends would not result in the impairment of bank’s capital, the CBL hereby issues the following directives regarding the payment of dividends by commercial banks. PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS
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