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CBN to refund N35m mandatory caution deposit to BDCs

Ola Simeon by Ola Simeon
January 22, 2016
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Central Bank of Nigeria

The Central Bank of Nigeria says it will refund the mandatory caution deposit of N35 million to licensed Bureaux De Change operators.
This was contained in a circular by Kevin Amugo, the apex bank’s Director of Financial Policy and Regulation Department, and issued to all BDCs on Friday in Abuja.
The circular, with reference number REF: FPRD/DIR/GEN/CIR/01/004, stated that this was in consideration of developments in BDCs’ operation.

It said: “Given the recent development in the operations of BDCs in the economy, the CBN has decided to refund the mandatory cash deposit of N35 million to all BDC operators.

“The bank will also refund the retention of N1 million licensing fee.

“Therefore, all eligible BDCs may wish to apply for refund of their caution deposits, attaching evidence of payment and bank transfer details.”
The mandatory caution deposit was implemented and pegged at N35 million in 2014.

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