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Removal of Cash Pooling Requirement for International Oil Companies (IOCS)

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The Central Bank of Nigeria has abolished the cash pooling requirement for International Oil Companies (IOCs), permitting them to repatriate 100% of their export proceeds immediately through Authorized Dealer Banks (ADBs). This new directive supersedes previous guidelines that mandated 50% cash pooling and a 90-day retention period for the remaining 50% of repatriated funds. ADBs must ensure adequate documentation and submit a monthly report on these transactions to the Director, Trade & Exchange Department.

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Circular of 2024Not in RegAlertCircular of 2024 — Not in RegAlertRemoval of Cash PoolingRequirement for International…2026-03-25 · this documentRemoval of Cash Pooling Requirement for International Oil Companies (IOCS) (2026-03-25)
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  • Circular of 2024Not in RegAlert

    “this provision supersedes all other circulars issued by the Bank on Cash Pooling.”

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