Rule · BNA · 25 Apr 2016
The Bank of Angola issues Instruction No. 03-2016 to establish specific penalties for participants in the Automated Clearing House of Angola (CCAA) who fail to maintain mandatory settlement guarantees or clear cheques due to insufficient funds. The directive mandates financial penalties calculated via a defined formula for guarantee shortfalls and escalating daily fines for unpaid cheques, while authorizing the CCAA operator to debit settlement accounts to cover minimum guarantee requirements. These measures aim to ensure financial system stability and transparency, with the instruction entering into force for settlement dates starting April 11, 2016.
INSTRUCTION NO. 03/16 of April 25
SUBJECT: ANGOLA PAYMENT SYSTEM
Given the need to define penalties to be applied for non-compliance with regulations regarding the establishment and use of guarantees for the settlement of balances of the Automated Clearing House of Angola (CCAA) subsystems, in accordance with the transparency principle defined in Law No. 05/05 of July 29, the Angola Payment System Law.
Considering the negative impact resulting from the inability to settle payments due to insufficient guarantee by a participant, both on other participants and on users of the Angola Payment System (SPA).
Taking into account the responsibilities of the Bank of Angola in the stability of the national financial system and in the management of the payment system.
Under the combined provisions of Article 7 of Law No. 5/05 of July 29, the Payment System Law, and Article 51 of Law No. 16/10 of July 15, the Bank of Angola Law.
I DETERMINE:
Vp = Max(x% × (GmP - GrP); Vm),
Where:
1.2 The values of the parameters x% and Vm will be defined in a Directive of the Bank of Angola.
2.2 The provisions of the previous paragraph do not exempt the defaulting participant from the penalty provided for in number 1 of this Instruction.
3.2 The value Pc is applicable to each cheque that cannot be cleared and is independent of its issue value, being defined in a Directive of the Bank of Angola.
Settlement
The settlement of penalties must be carried out daily, with reference to the previous business day, through the Interbank Tariff Clearing file of the Credit Transfers Subsystem, in favor of the Bank of Angola.
Re-evaluation
By the end of 2016, the Payment System Department must prepare a report on the impact of the measures provided for in this Instruction, referring to the first 6 (six) months of its validity.
Doubts and Omissions
Doubts and omissions arising from the interpretation and application of this Instruction are resolved by the Payment System Department of the Bank of Angola.
Entry into force
This Instruction enters into force in the subsystems covered from the date of clearing settlement of April 11, 2016.
PUBLISH
Luanda, April 25, 2016
THE GOVERNOR
VALTER FILIPE DUARTE DA SILVA
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“Instruction No. 06/15, dated May 26 and Instruction No. 03/16, dated April 25 are revoked”
“Instruction No. 06/15, dated May 26 and Instruction No. 03/16, dated April 25 are revoked”
“and Article 51 of Law No. 16/10 of July 15, the Bank of Angola Law.”
“in accordance with the transparency principle defined in Law No. 05/05 of July 29, the Angola Payment System Law.”
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