Rule · AMF-UMOA · 31 Aug 2010

Instruction No. 44/2010 on the Approval of Management Companies for Common Funds for Securitization of Claims on the UMOA Financial Market

Management companies must obtain Regional Council approval to manage Common Funds for Securitization of Claims (FCTCs). Applicants must be public limited companies with a 250,000,000 FCFA paid-up capital, registered in a UEMOA State, and staffed with an internal controller, fund manager, and accountant. Approval requires a 5,000,000 FCFA fee, prior notification of modifications, and submission of detailed organizational, technical, and personnel files. The Regional Council decides within three months.

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  • Decision No. CM/11/09/2009 dated September 25, 2009 of the UEMOA Council of MinistersNot in RegAlert

    “Having regard to Decision No. CM/11/09/2009 dated September 25, 2009 of the UEMOA Council of Ministers appointing the President of the Regional Council;”

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