Rule · BM · 15 Apr 2021

Circular No. 01/EMO/2021, of 15 April - Determination of the Foreign Exchange Market Quota for OTC Derivatives Transactions

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The Bank of Mozambique requires financial counterparties to hold a minimum 2% Foreign Exchange Market quota to enter into over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives transactions. This quota is calculated as the ratio of a counterparty's transaction volume to the total monthly spot foreign exchange transactions conducted by banks with the public, converted to US dollars. Additionally, transactions with any single counterparty in a given month are capped at 50% of the entity's allocated quota, with official quota data published via the Meticalnet SAP platform.

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  • GBM Notice No. 1 dated 2021-03-16Not in RegAlert

    “in accordance with the first part of paragraph 7 of Article 7 of the Regulation on Financial Derivatives of the Over-the-Counter Market Not Cleared by a Central Counterparty, approved by Notice No. 1/GBM/2021 of 16 March”

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