Rule · CBJ · 14 Feb 2017

Central Bank of Jordan Circular No. 10/1/205: Amendments to Credit Classification Instructions and Provisions for Seized Real Estate

The Central Bank of Jordan amends Instruction No. (2009/47) to redefine non-performing loan classification upon full payment and to permit initial restructuring cash installments of at least 3% in exceptional cases, down from the standard 5%. Licensed banks are required to maintain seized real estate allowances at a minimum of 10% annually until reaching 50% for properties violating Banking Law No. (28) of 2000. These amendments apply to licensed banks and were effective until December 31, 2017, with subsequent extensions noted.

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Banking Law No. 28 of 2000 (قانونالبنوك رقم 28 لسنة 2000)2000 · JO-LAWBanking Law No. 28 of 2000 (قانون البنوك رقم 28 لسنة 2000) (2000-08-01)Instruction No. 47 dated2009-12-10Not in RegAlertInstruction No. 47 dated 2009-12-10 — Not in RegAlertCentral Bank of JordanCircular No. 10/1/205: Amendm…2017-02-14 · this documentCentral Bank of Jordan Circular No. 10/1/205: Amendments to Credit Classification Instructions and Provisions for Seized Real Estate (2017-02-14)
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  • Instruction No. 47 dated 2009-12-10Not in RegAlert

    “Clause (Second/C/5) is amended to read: "Credit facilities that have been classified as non-performing loans and where the client has paid the full value of dues (principal, interest, and commissions)."”

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