2017-11-30

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Instruction No. 06-2017 of December 1 on Monetary Policy: Mandatory Reserves

The National Bank of Angola issued Instruction No. 06-2017 to update the calculation and compliance rules for mandatory reserves, aiming to enhance monetary policy efficiency within the macroeconomic stability framework. The directive establishes specific tax bases for national and foreign currency reserves, assigns distinct reserve coefficients ranging from 15% to 100% based on account types and government entities, and defines precise weekly calculation formulas and eligible assets. It further mandates daily data transmission via the SSIF system, outlines contingency procedures, and imposes retroactive penalties for non-compliance or inconsistent reporting.

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Law No. 16 dated 2010-07-15Law No. 16 dated 2010-07-15Instruction No. 02/2016 of Apri…2016Instruction No. 02/2016 of April 11 - Monetary Policy: Mandatory Reserves (2016-04-11)Instruction No. 04-2016 of May …2016Instruction No. 04-2016 of May 13 (2016-05-13)Instruction No. 06-2017 ofDecember 1 on Monetary Policy…2017-11-30 · this documentInstruction No. 06-2017 of December 1 on Monetary Policy: Mandatory Reserves (2017-11-30)Instruction No. 05/2018 of May …2018Instruction No. 05/2018 of May 25 on Monetary Policy - Mandatory Reserves (2018-05-24)
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