2009-10-13
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The Central Bank of The Bahamas issued these regulations to establish specific licence fees for international financial services providers under the International Financial Services Act. The rules mandate a $100,000 fee for companies receiving foreign money deposits and a $50,000 fee for those providing non-deposit international financial services, payable upon issuance and annually thereafter. These provisions revoke the previous Off-Shore Banking (Licence Fees) Regulations of 1980 and require all payments to be made to the Accountant-General.
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Statutory I~zstrurnents Supplerwzt No. 75 S~pplernerzto Official Gazette No. 108 dated 7th December, 2009 S.I. 2009 No. 134 International Financial Services Act Cap. 325 INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES (LICENCE FEES) REGULATIONS, 2009 The Central Bank, in exercise of the powers conferred upon it by
section 109 of the Irzterrzational Firzarzciul Services Act and with approval
of'the Minister. makes the following Regulations:
2 STATUTORY INSTRUMENT
S. I. 1980 3. The Off-Shore Banking (Licence Fees) Regulations, 1980
128. are hereby revoked.
Made by the Central Bank this 13th day of October, 2009. MARION WILLIAMS Governor. Approved by the Minister this 25th day of November 2009. DAVID J. H. THOMPSON Minister responsible for International Financial Services.
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