Rule · CBL · 7 Jun 2022

Periodic Letter (118 – 2017)

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The Central Bank of Libya issued Periodic Letter No. 118 (2017) exempting pharmaceutical and medical equipment importers from the standard deposit requirement when covering irrevocable letters of credit, provided coverage is executed via certified checks or RTGS transfers and the companies maintain valid contracts with the Ministry of Health and the Medical Supply Authority. This directive modifies the capital-to-LC value ratio by allowing direct coverage without additional deposits, contingent upon continuous cash flows proportional to business volume. Banks are instructed to apply these exemptions immediately and ensure strict compliance with the updated operational guidelines for foreign currency transactions.

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R.M.N Circular No. 2 dated2017-02-01Not in RegAlertR.M.N Circular No. 2 dated 2017-02-01 — Not in RegAlertPeriodic Letter (118 – 2017)2022-06-07 · this documentPeriodic Letter (118 – 2017) (2022-06-07)
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  • R.M.N Circular No. 2 dated 2017-02-01Not in RegAlert

    “And referring to Circular (R.M.N No. 2017/2), issued on 01/02/2017, regarding the regulations governing the use of foreign currency for opening irrevocable letters of credit... We inform you of the issuance of instructions by the Central B…”

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