2022-10-01
The Bank of Uganda requires all registered financial and micro-finance deposit-taking institutions to submit a statutory quarterly return detailing outstanding deposit balances using template CBQ_QDQD001. This updated report introduces a new "FcY Balances" tab to capture foreign currency liabilities converted to Uganda Shillings at the prevailing exchange rate, alongside existing local currency savings, demand, and fixed deposits. Institutions must report gross liability values without netting against assets and submit the completed returns electronically to the Supervision Directorate.
Bank of Uganda: Supervision Directorate 2022 1 INSTRUCTION NOTES FOR THE COMPILATION OF THE QUARTERLY REPORT ON OUTSTANDING DEPOSIT BALANCES AUGUST 2022
Bank of Uganda: Supervision Directorate 2022 2 Table of contents
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Bank of Uganda: Supervision Directorate 2022 4 4. General Instructions and Definitions i. Structure of the template The template is composed of the following: a. Total liabilities (deposits) broken down to Savings, Current and Fixed/term deposits and; b. Foreign currency deposits (FcY) broken down to Savings, Current and Fixed/term. ii. Completion of Return: All deposit amounts should be entered at their gross values and no liability to any customer or institution may be reduced by a corresponding asset or vice versa. iii. Reporting Currency: a. Items on Values tab are reported in Uganda shillings. Liabilities that are denominated in foreign currency should be converted to Uganda Shillings at the exchange rate prevailing on the date to which the return refers; and be added to liabilities (deposits) denominated in Uganda shillings. b. Items on FcY Balances tab are also reported in Uganda shillings converted at an exchange rate prevailing on the date to which the return refers. However, outstanding balances should be filled per required foreign currency in the template. 5. Statement of Liabilities (Deposits): i. Savings Deposits: These are interest bearing deposits accounts (in local and foreign currency) without a stated maturity. Funds can be deposited/withdrawn at will. Withdrawal is normally done using a voucher. A depositor may have more than one account at the same branch provided they all conform to the regulations governing these accounts. ii. Demand Deposits: These are credit balances on all current accounts (in local and foreign currency), which are kept for normal day to day operations, can immediately be converted into cash, and are transferable without significant notice or delay.
Bank of Uganda: Supervision Directorate 2022 5 iii. Fixed Deposits: These are deposits that are payable on a specified date, after a specified period of time or after a specified notice.