Rule · CBJ · 8 Jun 1994

Circular No. (94/169) Regarding the Submission of Monthly Reports on Foreign Currency Investments and Deposits Outside the Kingdom

Licensed banks are required to submit monthly detailed reports on foreign currency investments and deposits located outside the Kingdom using specific forms provided in the circular. These reports must be delivered to the Central Bank of Jordan during the first week of the month following the reporting period, replacing previous reporting formats. The submission requirements apply to all licensed banks operating under the jurisdiction of the Foreign Exchange Control Department.

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Memo No. 97/315 dated 1993-10-31Not in RegAlertMemo No. 97/315 dated 1993-10-31 — Not in RegAlertCircular No. (94/169)Regarding the Submission of M…1994-06-08 · this documentCircular No. (94/169) Regarding the Submission of Monthly Reports on Foreign Currency Investments and Deposits Outside the Kingdom (1994-06-08)
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  • Memo No. 97/315 dated 1993-10-31Not in RegAlert

    “To add to Memos No. (97/315) dated 1993/10/31 regarding the provision of monthly statements to the Central Bank of Jordan showing the distribution of your investments and deposits in foreign currencies outside the Kingdom.”

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