1992-10-15
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The National Bank of Angola issued Instruction No. 8/92 to enforce mandatory foreign exchange controls across all financial institutions. The directive requires institutions to deposit all export revenues and import-related tax payments into the Central Bank, submit monthly balance statements for domestic and foreign accounts, and report fund availability within five days and weekly thereafter. All reporting must be routed through the Bank's Reserve Management Directorate, with the measures taking immediate effect.
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INSTRUCTION NO. 8/92
SUBJECT: EXCHANGE POLICY
Foreign Exchange Management
Given the urgent need to establish control mechanisms by the Central Bank to fully fulfill its role in the management of the country's foreign exchange; In exercise of the competence conferred upon me by the Organic Law of the National Bank of Angola; I HEREBY DETERMINE:
All financial institutions shall be strictly obliged to comply with the following provisions:
Luanda, 16 October 1992
THE GOVERNOR
SEBASTIÃO BASTOS LAVRADOR
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