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Banking Circular No 9 of 2008 - Revision of the rediscount rates methodology for government securities

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This Banking Circular No.9 of 2008 addresses the revisions in the Treasury Bill Rediscount Rate methodology. The Central Bank has decided to de-link this rate from the CBR, which is a Monetary Policy signalling instrument, and align it with market value. For the 91-day bill, the new rate will be 3 percentage points above the prevailing average, and for the 182-day bill, the rate will be 3 percentage points above the respective 182-day Treasury Bills' average rate. The changes are immediate, while the rates for Treasury Bonds remain as stated in their respective bond issues' prospectus.

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  • BANKING Circular No. 6 of 2006Not in RegAlert

    “This has reference to Banking Circular No.6 of 2006 that set the Treasury Bills Rediscount Rate to be equal to the Central Bank Rate (CBR).”

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