Rule · BOZ · 22 Apr 2014

Bank of Zambia Circular 12/2014 Revoking Statutory Instruments 33 and 55

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The Bank of Zambia issued Circular 12/2014 to formally notify financial service providers of the revocation of Statutory Instruments 33 and 55, effective March 21, 2014. This revocation cancels all existing obligations under the repealed instruments and withdraws their attendant amendments, circulars, guidelines, and clarifications. The central bank will now facilitate stakeholder consultations to implement balance of payment monitoring laws and establish the Kwacha and Ngwee as Zambia's sole legal tender.

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STATUTORY INSTRUMENT NO. 33 of2012Not in RegAlertSTATUTORY INSTRUMENT NO. 33 of 2012 — Not in RegAlertSTATUTORY INSTRUMENT NO. 55 OF2013Not in RegAlertSTATUTORY INSTRUMENT NO. 55 OF 2013 — Not in RegAlertBank of Zambia Circular12/2014 Revoking Statutory In…2014-04-22 · this documentBank of Zambia Circular 12/2014 Revoking Statutory Instruments 33 and 55 (2014-04-22)
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  • STATUTORY INSTRUMENT NO. 33 of 2012Not in RegAlert

    “REVOCATION OF THE BANK OF ZAMBIA (CURRENCY) REGULATIONS (STATUTORY INSTRUMENT NO. 33 of 2012)”

  • STATUTORY INSTRUMENT NO. 55 OF 2013Not in RegAlert

    “AND THE BANK OF ZAMBIA (BALANCE OF PAYMENT MONITORING) REGULATIONS (STATUTORY INSTRUMENT NO. 55 OF 2013)”

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