Rule · AMF-UMOA · 28 Jun 2000
The decision authorizes the Regional Council to collect a registration commission for private placement bond issues on the UMOA regional financial market. The commission is calculated based on mobilized capital using a tiered rate structure: 1‰ for amounts up to one billion FCFA, 3‰ for amounts between one and ten billion FCFA, 2.5‰ for amounts between zero and twenty billion FCFA, and 2‰ for amounts exceeding twenty billion FCFA. This decision enters into force on the date of its signature.
WEST AFRICAN MONETARY UNION
MINISTERS COUNCIL
The President
DECISION CM N° 00.0 ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COMMISSION FOR THE REGISTRATION OF BOND ISSUES BY PRIVATE PLACEMENT EMITTED ON THE REGIONAL FINANCIAL MARKET OF THE UMOA
In view of the deliberations of the Ministers Council of the West African Monetary Union in its session on June 28, 2000 in Dakar,
the President of the Ministers Council of the West African Monetary Union decides:
Article 1
The Regional Council is authorized to collect a commission for the registration of bond issues by private placement carried out on the regional financial market.
Article 2
The registration commission for bond issues by private placement is levied on the amount of mobilized capital.
Article 3
The calculation of deductions for the registration commission is performed in tranches as follows:
2.5 ‰ for issuances between 0 and 20 billion FCFA,
2 ‰ for issuances greater than 20 billion FCFA
1 ‰ for issuances less than or equal to one billion FCFA.
Article 4
This decision takes effect from the date of its signature.
Done at Dakar, on June 28, 2000.
For the Ministers Council
The President
Makhtar DIOP
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