Rule · BOZ · 31 Aug 2012
The Bank of Zambia mandates that the cash leg of all Lusaka Stock Exchange capital trades must settle through the Zambia Inter-bank Payment and Settlement System (ZIPSS) using central bank money. This requirement, effective September 3, 2012, aligns domestic settlement practices with international best standards for systemically important payments. Commercial banks and sponsor banks are required to comply with these new settlement procedures immediately.
August 31, 2012
CB Circular No : 16/2012
To : All Commercial Banks
SETTLEMENT OF THE CASH LEG OF LUSE TRADES THROUGH ZIPSS / RTGS
Bank of Zambia in collaboration with the Securities Exchange Commission and the Lusaka Stock Exchange has put in place measures that will facilitate the settlement of the cash leg of capital trades in central bank money through the Zambia Inter-bank Payment and Settlement System (ZIPSS). These measure will enable the Bank of Zambia achieve international best practice for settling in Central Bank money, payments that are considered systemically important.
In this regard, commercial banks should take note that with effect from 3rd September 2012, the cash leg of all Lusaka Stock Exchange capital trades will settle through the ZIPSS at the Bank of Zambia.
All sponsor banks are advised to comply with the new settlement procedures.
Bwalya K. E. Ng'andu (Dr)
DEPUTY GOVERNOR – OPERATIONS
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