2009-01-01
The Central Bank of Jordan issued Circular Book No. (48) of 2009 to establish standardized definitions and foundational regulatory provisions for banking supervision. The document mandates compliance from all domestic banks, grants the Central Bank explicit authority to waive, amend, or exempt institutions from specific requirements, and outlines enforcement mechanisms including official gazette publication and supplementary implementation instructions. It serves as the primary regulatory framework to ensure banking system safety, stability, and consistent supervisory practices across all licensed entities.
Part One: Definitions
Article 65
Circular Book No. (48) for the Year 2009 Dated 26/1/2009
Based on the provisions of Article (93) of Banking Law No. 93 of 2000, and the Executive Regulation issued thereunder No. (20) of 2000, and the decisions issued thereunder, and the instructions issued by the Central Bank of Jordan and approved by the Board of Directors, and pursuant to Article (5) of its Statute, and since the Central Bank of Jordan exercises supervisory and directive functions over banks to ensure the safety and stability of the banking system, and to achieve this, the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Jordan has seen fit to adopt the following:
First: Regarding Definitions
Article 65
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Chairman of the Board of Directors Central Bank of Jordan Approved by the Board of Directors