2015-11-18

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Circular No. 01/DLC/2015, of November 18 - Conversion and Transfer of Export Revenues and Imported Capital

The Bank of Mozambique issued Circular No. 01/DLC/2015 to regulate the conversion and transfer of export revenues and imported capital, ensuring harmonious foreign exchange market operations. The directive expressly prohibits commercial banks from converting foreign currency funds unless they have intermediated the actual export of goods or services, or the importation of foreign investment income. Furthermore, it mandates that repatriated export and investment revenues be strictly allocated to amortizing foreign currency loans, while authorized capital-importing entities may retain funds in foreign currency at their banker's exchange rate and must designate an intermediary commercial bank for prior authorization.

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Law No. 1/92, of January 3 – De…1992Law No. 1/92, of January 3 – Defines the Nature, Objectives and Functions of the Bank of Mozambique as the Central Bank of the Republic of Mozambique (1992-01-03)Regulation No. 83 dated 2010-12…Regulation No. 83 dated 2010-12-31EES Circular No. 1 dated 2013-0…EES Circular No. 1 dated 2013-02-26Circular No. 01/DLC/2015, ofNovember 18 - Conversion and …2015-11-18 · this documentCircular No. 01/DLC/2015, of November 18 - Conversion and Transfer of Export Revenues and Imported Capital (2015-11-18)
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