Rule · CBB · 19 Dec 2014
The Central Bank of Belize issued Direction No. 12/2014 to regulate cross-border financial transactions by requiring prior permission for residents to lend to or borrow from non-residents. The directive mandates that applications for such permissions must include detailed information regarding the parties involved, the amount, purpose, and terms of the proposed credit. Additionally, the regulation prohibits authorized dealers and other residents from lending foreign currency to local residents without specific Central Bank approval.
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EXCHANGE CONTROL DIRECTION
Number 12/2014
(Revised December 2014)
TO: AUTHORISED DEALERS AND AUTHORISED DEPOSITARIES Loans, Overdrafts, Guarantees and Bank Credits
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Credit to Residents
5. Authorised Dealers in Belize may not, without the prior approval of the Central Bank,
lend foreign currency to residents of Belize for any purpose. Residents of Belize other than an Authorised Dealer may not lend foreign currency for any purpose. Applications for permission to lend foreign currency to residents should be made to the Central Bank. Applications by residents of Belize to borrow in any currency from non-residents should be forwarded to the Central Bank. _________________________ Controller of Foreign Exchange CENTRAL BANK OF BELIZE
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