2023-02-06

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Directive No. 03-DME-2023 on Compulsory Foreign Currency Reserves

The Department of Markets at the National Bank of Angola issues Directive No. 03-DME-2023 to consolidate and adjust the procedures for compulsory foreign currency reserves applicable to financial banking institutions. The directive mandates that reserve requirements be met in US Dollars, Euros, and South African Rands based on effective daily closing balances at the National Bank's correspondent accounts, with confirmation and demobilization requests submitted via email. Repealing Directive No. 01/DSP/17, it establishes specific bank details for reserve creation, grants the National Bank of Angola authority to clarify interpretations, and takes effect on 13 February 2023.

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Instruction No. 02/2021 of Febr…2021Instruction No. 02/2021 of February 10 (2021-02-10)DME Instruction No. 2 dated 202…DME Instruction No. 2 dated 2021-02-10DSP Directive No. 1 dated 2017-…DSP Directive No. 1 dated 2017-10-05Directive No. 03-DME-2023 onCompulsory Foreign Currency R…2023-02-06 · this documentDirective No. 03-DME-2023 on Compulsory Foreign Currency Reserves (2023-02-06)Directive No. 05/2026 on the Co…2026Directive No. 05/2026 on the Constitution of Mandatory Foreign Currency Reserves (2026-07-09)
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