2023-07-06
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The Central Bank of Seychelles has revised its dividend payment procedure under Section 31 of the Financial Institutions Act 2004 to require a supporting analysis. Banks must demonstrate that capitalised expenses are written off, dividend payouts will not breach capital adequacy or liquidity thresholds, and provisions for impaired credits are sufficient. This updated requirement ensures that approved dividends preserve the institution's future capital and liquidity positions.
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CENTRAL BANK OF SEYCHELLES
P. O. Box 701, Victoria, Seychelles
Telephone: [+248] 428 20 00 Ref: FSD/GEN/1
Fax: [+248] 432 36 65 FSD/CR/14
FSD/FIA/4
E-mail: enquiries@cbs.sc Date: July 4, 2023
TO ALL BANKS
Guideline on restriction on payment of dividend The Central Bank has re-assessed its current procedure in relation to section 31 of the Financial Institutions Act 2004, as amended (FIA) and has determined that a change in process is warranted. As from today, requests in line with section 31 of the FIA should be supported by an analysis showing that the approval will not cause the financial institution to be in breach of the aforementioned section of the FIA. In essence, the analysis should:
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