Rule · BOL · 30 Aug 1999

Regulation on Depositor Protection Fund

The Bank of the Lao PDR establishes the Depositors Protection Fund (DPF) as a licensed legal entity to insure eligible deposits and manage commercial bank failures. All licensed commercial banks in the Lao PDR are mandatory members required to pay annual premiums of 0.1 percent of average deposits, with a minimum of Kip 10 million, plus potential extraordinary contributions. The DPF compensates eligible depositors up to a maximum of Kip 15 million per person within six months of a bank's declaration of incapability, excluding specific deposits such as interbank and government funds. Member banks must adhere to strict contribution timelines, audit requirements, and confidentiality obligations, with violations subject to daily penalties of 0.05 percent or dismissal from the Fund.

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Decision No. 01/PDR dated 1997-…Decision No. 01/PDR dated 1997-03-11Law No. 03/94/NA dated 1994-07-…Law No. 03/94/NA dated 1994-07-18Law No. 05/95/NA dated 1995-10-…Law No. 05/95/NA dated 1995-10-14Regulation on DepositorProtection Fund1999-08-30 · this documentRegulation on Depositor Protection Fund (1999-08-30)
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