Rule · BM · 15 Apr 2021
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.
Bank of Mozambique
Administration
MONETARY STABILITY DEPARTMENT
CIRCULAR NO. 01/EMO/2021
Maputo, 15 April 2021
SUBJECT: DETERMINATION OF THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET QUOTA FOR OTC DERIVATIVES TRANSACTIONS
In order to establish the Foreign Exchange Market quota that financial counterparties must observe when entering into OTC derivatives, 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, the Bank of Mozambique determines:
A. Contracting Condition
B. Transaction Limits
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C. Disclosure of Foreign Exchange Market Quotas
D. Final Provisions
Any doubts arising from the interpretation and application of this Circular shall be clarified by the Markets and Reserves Management Department of the Bank of Mozambique.
This Circular enters into force on 16 April 2021.
BANK OF MOZAMBIQUE
Monetary Stability Department
Silvina de Abreu
Silvina de Abreu
Administrator
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“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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