Rule · CBSL · 26 Nov 2018 · Circular No: 35/01/005/0010/22

Margin Requirements Against Letters of Credit for Importation of Motor Vehicles and Non-essential Consumer Goods

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The Central Bank of Sri Lanka mandates that Licensed Commercial Banks require a 100 percent minimum cash margin for opening foreign currency Letters of Credit for importing motor vehicles and non-essential consumer goods. This directive, effective from 26 November 2018, requires that import bills be settled using the margin deposit and prohibits under-invoicing when such Letters of Credit are opened. Banks must adhere to these conditions until further notice, building upon previous regulations issued in September 2018.

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  • Circular No. 35/001/005/0010/21 dated 29 September 2018Not in RegAlert

    “This refers to the Circular No. 35/001/005/0010/21 dated 29 September 2018 on the above subject.”

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