Rule · CBN · 2 Mar 2009 · TED-FEM-FPC-GEN-01-011-09

Re: Further Reduction In Forex Net Open Position (NOP) Of Banks

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This is a notification from the Central Bank, addressed to all Authorised Dealers. It corrects an earlier announcement regarding the reduction in Forex Net Open Position (NOP) of banks from 10% to 5% of shareholders' funds. The previously stated effective date was incorrectly stated as January 19, 2008; it has now been corrected to January 19, 2009. Authorised Dealers are requested to inform their customers about this update. This information is provided by Batari Musa, the Acting Director of the Trade & Exchange Department.

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  • Circular No. 2 dated 2009-01-15Not in RegAlert

    “Further to the circular ref: TED/FEM/FPC/GEN/01/002/09 dated January 15, 2009, we hereby inform all Authorised Dealers that the effective date for the NOP reduction fro 10% to 5% of shareholders funds is January 19, 2009 and not January 19…”

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