2023-03-16
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The Central Bank of Jordan amends the maximum limits for capital and liquidity ratios applicable to microfinance companies, establishing tiered thresholds based on authorized capital and asset sizes. The regulation introduces specific maximum limits for various activities and services, including capital requirements ranging from 1,000 to 10,000 Jordanian Dinars and liquidity ratios between 1% and 2%. It also sets maximum fines for regulatory violations, such as 1,000 Dinars for unauthorized activities and 2,000 Dinars for false statements, while prohibiting the acceptance of deposits from the public without a banking license.
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1421 Official Gazette Regulation No. (12/4b/56) of the Microfinance Companies in Jordan
Regulation No. (32) of 1791 and amending Regulation No. (19b) of the Microfinance Companies Regulation No. (129) of 3231
Article (0):
The following is hereby amended: "Regulation No. (2122) - The Banking Regulation for Microfinance Institutions", and the limits of microfinance institutions are amended as follows:
Article (1):
The following definitions are added to the Banking Regulation for Microfinance Institutions:
First: The First Definition: The Authorized Capital. Second: The Second Definition: The Authorized Capital. Third: The Third Definition: The Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan and the authorized capital of the Central Bank of Jordan. Fourth: The Fourth Definition: The Regulators and the Supervisors / or the General Manager of the Central Bank of Jordan and the General Manager of the Central Bank of Jordan, with the approval of the Board of Directors / the Board of Directors.
Article (2):
a. The General Manager of the Central Bank of Jordan, who is the Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan and the Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan, shall not be allowed to accept deposits from the public or the Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan, unless it is in the form of a deposit (subject to approval) for a period of not less than one year. b. The Authorized Capital shall be in the form of a deposit for a period of not less than one year, unless it is approved by the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Jordan.
Article (4):
a. The Authorized Capital shall be returned to the Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan and the Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan, unless it is approved by the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Jordan.
Article (1):
The Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan shall be returned to the Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan and the Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan, unless it is approved by the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Jordan.
Article (1):
The Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan shall be returned to the Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan and the Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan, unless it is approved by the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Jordan.
Article (7):
a. The Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan shall be returned to the Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan and the Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan, unless it is approved by the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Jordan. b. The Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan shall not be returned to the Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan and the Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan, unless it is approved by the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Jordan.
Article (1):
The Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan shall be returned to the Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan and the Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan, unless it is approved by the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Jordan.
The Central Bank of Jordan Dr. Adnan Shurooq
1422 Official Gazette
1423 Official Gazette
1424 Official Gazette
Appendix Maximum Limits for Capital and Liquidity Ratios for Microfinance Companies
The General Manager of the Central Bank of Jordan
Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) (Basel I and II):
Capital in the Activities:
Authorized Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan:
Capital of the Central Bank of Jordan:
Liquidity Ratio:
Maximum Fine for Unauthorized Activities: 1,000 Dinars Maximum Fine for False Statements: 1,000 Dinars Maximum Fine for Unauthorized Deposits: 1,000 Dinars Maximum Fine for Unauthorized Deposits: 1,000 Dinars + Liquidity Ratio Maximum Fine for Unauthorized Deposits: 1,000 Dinars Maximum Fine for Unauthorized Deposits: 2,000 Dinars Maximum Fine for Unauthorized Deposits: 1,000 Dinars Maximum Fine for Unauthorized Deposits: 0 Dinars Maximum Fine for Unauthorized Deposits: 1,000 Dinars
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