2014-12-18
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The Governor of the National Bank of Angola issued Notice No. 14/2014 to streamline the licensing and registration procedures for importing capital associated with approved external private investment projects. The notice establishes that the issuance of the Private Investment Registration Certificate (CRIP) automatically grants authorization for capital import, requiring subsequent registration with the central bank through authorized financial institutions within 72 hours of fund receipt. It further defines the specific documentation requirements for different investment types, mandates compliance with anti-money laundering regulations, and revokes previous instructional guidelines to ensure regulatory clarity.
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Published in the Official Gazette, 1st Series, No. 223, of December 24
NOTICE No. 14/2014
SUBJECT: CAPITAL OPERATIONS
Law No. 20/11 of May 20, the Private Investment Law, determines that the exchange operations referred to therein are subject to the regime established in exchange legislation. Under Article 66 of the aforementioned law, the licensing of capital import operations is requested by the applicant to the National Bank of Angola, through an authorized financial institution for foreign exchange trading, upon presentation of the Private Investment Registration Certificate (CRIP);
For its part, Article 3 of Law No. 5/97 of June 27, the Exchange Law, stipulates that the National Bank of Angola is the Exchange Authority of the Republic of Angola, and may delegate its powers to other entities regarding specific activities;
Thus, it being convenient to simplify the capital import process and contribute to the continuous improvement of the business environment in the country;
Under the combined provisions of paragraph 2 of Article 28 of Law No. 5/97 of June 27, the Exchange Law, and Article 40 of Law No. 16/10 of July 15, the National Bank of Angola Law;
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I DETERMINE:
Article 1.
(Object)
This Notice defines the procedures for the licensing and registration of capital import, within the framework of the implementation of external private investment projects approved under the Private Investment Law.
Article 2.
(Licensing of Capital Import)
Article 3.
(Registration of Investment at the BNA)
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Article 4.
(Competencies of Banking Financial Institutions)
Article 5.
(Procedure for the Import of Monetary Means)
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Article 6.
(Verification of the Origin of Funds)
Banking financial institutions and investors are responsible for the regularity and fairness of transactions carried out within the framework of the execution of external investments, and must observe the provisions of the legislation on combating money laundering and the financing of terrorism.
Article 7.
(Offenses)
Article 8.
(Doubts and Omissions)
Doubts and omissions resulting from the interpretation and application of this Notice are resolved by the National Bank of Angola.
Article 9.
(Revocation)
Section B of point 6 of Instructional No. 1/03 of February 7 is hereby revoked.
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(Entry into Force)
This Notice enters into force on the date of its publication.
PUBLISH.
Luanda, December 18, 2014.
THE GOVERNOR
JOSÉ DE LIMA MASSANO
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