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Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to
Licensed Commercial Banks
(Inclusive of Amendments made up to 30 November 2013)
Bank Supervision Department Central Bank of Sri Lanka
DISCLAIMER This updated edition contains of Directions, Determinations and Circulars issued by Central Bank of Sri Lanka to Licensed Commercial Banks up to 30th November 2013. Please note that this edition is issued only for the purpose of convenience, and although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the text, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka does not hold itself responsible for any errors, omissions or inadvertent alterations, in any manner.
Printed at Central Bank Printing Press, 58, Sri Jayawardenepura Mw., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka. Published by Bank Supervision Department
Central Bank of Sri Lanka, 30, Janadhipathi Mawatha, Colombo 01, Sri Lanka.
Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
iii
Governor’s Statement
Sri Lankan economy has now entered into an accelerated growth path of achieving Rs. 100 billion economy with USD 4,000 per capita income by 2016. In this scenario, Sri Lankan banking sector which holds more than 55% of the financial sector assets of the country is destined to play a pivotal role in supporting the growth momentum of the economy. Improved resilience to face external and internal shocks, innovative and futuristic banking products, expanded access to finance and consumer protection are some of the key drivers to promote a strong and dynamic banking sector through business excellence.
Despite the global financial crisis, Sri Lanka’s banking sector has remained resilient with the existing prudential regulatory initiatives and reforms that have ensured the financial system stability. A strong regulatory framework that promotes risk management of banks is a key component of the safety net to ensure systemic stability. Thus, the earlier regulatory initiatives on improving risk management, corporate governance and capital requirements have continued with reforms in 2013 too. Compliance with these new regulatory reforms has enabled the Banks to improve their governance structure, risk management framework and capital requirements. It is expected that the consolidation between banks and the financial institutions would further strengthen the resilience in the financial sector.
At the same time, the Directors of Banks are expected to play a major role in setting strategic directions to ensure a sound and resilient banking sector in the country by adopting prudent policies in line with new financial reforms. In that context, the Central Bank expects all Directors, Senior Management and Other Staff of the banks to be fully conversant with the Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued time to time by the Central Bank, thereby ensure compliance. In order to facilitate such task, this volume containing “Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks”, incorporating the changes and amendments up to 30 November 2013, is being issued.
It is hoped that this new volume will create greater awareness of and compliance therewith, so that more effective inputs will contribute to ensure improved risk management, corporate governance, efficiency and resilience in the Banking Sector.
Ajith Nivard Cabraal Governor Central Bank of Sri Lanka
02 December 2013
iv
Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
Contents
v
Page No.
1. Licensing of Banks
Determinations
1.1 Determination No.1 of 2011 – Annual Licence Fee
1
Circulars
1.2 Establishment of Bank Branches
2
1.3 Classification of Banking Outlets
3
2. Capital Adequacy
2.1 The Adoption of Basel II Capital Adequacy Framework Beginning 2008
4
Directions
2.2 Direction No. 09 of 2007 – Maintenance of Capital Adequacy Ratio
6
2.3 Direction No. 05 of 2013 – Supervisory Review Process
(Pillar 2 of Basel II) for Licensed Commercial Banks and Licensed Specialised Banks 74
2.4 Direction No. 09 of 2011 – Amendments to Directions on Maintenance of
Capital Adequacy Ratio
88
2.5 Direction No. 01 of 2009 – Amendment to Directions on Ownership of
Issued Capital Carrying Voting Rights
89
2.6 Direction No. 01 of 2007 – Ownership of Issued Capital Carrying Voting Rights
90
Determinations
2.7 Foreign Participation in the Share Capital of a Licensed Commercial Bank
Incorporated or Established in Sri Lanka
93
Circulars
2.8 ICRA Lanka Limited – Recognition as an External Credit Assessment Institution
94
2.9 Criteria for Selection of Valuers Undertaking the Revaluation of Fixed Assets
for the Computation of the Capital Adequacy Ratio
96
2.10 Interpretation of Capital Funds
98
2.11 Enhancement of Minimum Capital Requirement of Banks
99
2.12 Request to Maintain Capital of Banks in Foreign Currency
103
2.13 Shipping Guarantees Issued by Banks
105
3. Credit Risk Management
Directions
3.1 Direction No. 07 of 2007 – Maximum Amount of Accommodation
106
3.2 Direction No. 03 of 2010 – Amendments to Directions on Classification of Loans and
Advances, Income Recognition and Provisioning
112
3.3 Direction No. 03 of 2008 – Classification of Loans and Advances, Income Recognition and
Provisioning
113
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Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
3.4 Direction No. 01 of 2013 – Exposure to Stock Market by
Licensed Commercial Banks and Licensed Specialised Banks
126
Determinations
3.5 Shares in Companies Held by Licensed Commercial Banks
129
3.6 Accommodation Granted to a Director / a Close Relation of such Director /
any Concern in which Director has a Substantial Interest
130
3.7 Determination No. 3 of 2009 – Lease-Backed Trust Certificates / Lease Receivables
as Approved Security for Accommodation to any Director
133
Circulars
3.8 Accounting for Properties Acquired by Foreclosure of Collateral / Part Settlement of
Debt
134
3.9 Establishment of a Revolving Fund to grant Loans to Acquire Property to
the State Sector Employees
135
3.10 Financial Accommodation to Finance Companies
136
3.11 Prepayment of Import Bills
137
3.12 Recovery of Accommodation to Exporters
140
3.13 Concessions Granted to Tourism Industry
148
3.14 Relief Package for the Tea Sector
149
3.15 Granting Credit Facilities to Private Sector
150
Orders
3.16 Monetary Law Act Order No. 01 of 2012 – Ceiling on Credit Growth of Licensed Banks 151
Guidelines
3.17 Guidelines on the Grant of Facilities for the Issue of Commercial Paper and
other Forms of Promissory Notes
152
4. Liquidity Risk Management
Circulars
4.1 Definitions of Liquid Assets
156
4.2 Monthly Statement of Liquid Assets
163
4.3 Monthly Statement of Liquid Assets for the Domestic Banking Unit and the
Off-Shore Banking Unit
166
4.4 Monthly Statement of Liquid Assets for the Off-Shore Banking Unit
167
Determinations
4.5 Application of Prudential Regulations on Off-Shore Banking Units
169
4.6 Liquid Assets
93
5. Market Risk Management
Directions
5.1 Prudential Norms for Classification, Valuation and Operation of
the Bank’s Investment Portfolio
170
5.2 Direction No. 03 of 2009 – Risk Management Relating to Foreign Exchange Business 173
Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
vii
5.3 Direction No. 01 of 2012 – Foreign Exchange Trading Activities of
Licensed Commercial Banks in Sri Lanka
182
Circulars
5.4 Adoption of the ACI Model Code by Sri Lanka
188
5.5 Declaration to be Submitted by Persons Engaged in Foreign Exchange Business
189
5.6 Forward Sales and Purchases of Foreign Exchange
192
Explatory Notes
5.7 Explanatory Note 2/2012
Direction No. 01 of 2012 Foreign Exchange Trading Activities / FAQ
199
6. Operational Risk Management
Directions
6.1 Direction No. 02 of 2012 – Outsourcing of Business Operations of a
Licensed Commercial Bank and Licensed Specialised Bank
201
Circulars
6.2 Use of Banking System by Institutions and Persons not Authorised to Accept Deposits 207
6.3 Regulations made under the Public Security Ordinance Proscription of
Tamil Rehabilitation Organization
208
6.4 Acceptance of Certificates of Deposit
211
6.5 Scheme of Certificates of Deposit with Maturity Periods of not less than Four Years
214
6.6 Conduct of Non-Government Organizations (NGO) Accounts by Licensed Banks
215
6.7 Customer Due Diligence – “Know Your Customer” Procedures
219
6.8 Dishonoured Cheques
223
6.9 Internal Audit Function
224
6.10 Prevention of Frauds Using Electronic Cards
225
6.11 Reporting of Post-Tsunami Remittances Received through
NGOs and Non-NGOs to the Central Bank of Sri Lanka
227
7. Corporate Governance for Banks
Directions
7.1 Direction No.11 of 2007 – Corporate Governance
229
7.2 Direction No. 05 of 2008 – Amendments to Directions on Corporate Governance
245
7.3 Direction No. 07 of 2008 – Amendments to Directions on Corporate Governance
246
7.4 Direction No. 03 of 2013 – Amendments to Direction on
Corporate Governance Issued to Licensed Commercial Banks in Sri Lanka
247
7.5 Direction No. 07 of 2011 – Integrated Risk Management Framework
248
Determinations
7.6 Determination No. 03 of 2010 – Assessment of Fitness and Propriety of
Officers Performing Executive Functions
277
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Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
Circulars
7.7 Special Payments / Benefits to Directors at their Retirement
284
7.8 Disclosures in Annual Reports
285
7.9 Appointment of Directors of Banks
286
7.10 Disclosures in Terms of the Direction on Corporate Governance
300
7.11 Requirements Under the Corporate Governance Direction
301
7.12 Assessment of Fitness and Propriety of Chief Executive Officers
302
Explanatory Notes
7.13 Explanatory Note 1/2012 – Authority of the Monetary Board to Issue Directions to
Licensed Banks Reaffirmed by the Court of Appeal
311
8. Off-Shore Banking Business
Circulars
8.1 Permitting Licensed Commercial Banks to Trade in the International Sovereign Bonds
Issued in 2007 by the Government of Sri Lanka
312
Orders
8.2 Amendment to Banking Act Order No. 02 of 2011 – Banking (Off-shore Banking
Business Scheme) Order
313
8.3 Banking Act Order No. 1 of 2011 – Banking (Off-shore Banking Business Scheme)
Order
315
8.4 Banking Act Order No. 1 of 2008 – Banking (Off-Shore Banking Business Scheme) Order 317
8.5 Banking Act Order No. 1 of 2009 – Banking (Off-Shore Banking Business Scheme) Order 319
8.6 Banking (Off-Shore Banking Scheme) Order 2000
321
8.7 Off-Shore Banking Business
324
9. Abandoned Property
Directions
9.1 Direction No. 05 of 2009 – Identifying, Reporting, Transferring and Maintaining
Abandoned Property
326
Guidelines
9.2 Implementation of the Provisions of Part IX (Sections 72 to 76) of the Banking Act on
Abandoned Property
334
10. Disclosures
Circulars
10.1 Implementation of Part V of the Banking Act
340
10.2 List of Qualified Auditors
341
10.3 Preparation, Presentation and Publication of Annual Audited Accounts of Banks
343
10.4 Display of Interest Rates, Exchange Rates, Service Charges, Fees & Commissions
380
10.5 Inadequate / Incorrect Disclosures / Press Statements by Banks
385
10.6 Publication of Audited Financial Statements of Banks in the Press
386
10.7 Public Disclosure by Publication of Quarterly Financial Statements of Banks in Press 387
10.8 Public Disclosure by Publication of Bank Accounts in the Press
401
Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
ix
10.9 Publication of Capital Adequacy Statement in the Annual Report
402
10.10 Submission of Audited Financial Statements by Banks
403
10.11 Publication of Financial Statements and other Disclosures on the Websites
404
Guidelines
10.12 Guidelines for External Auditors Relating to their Statutory Duties
405
11. Reporting of Data to Central Bank
Circulars
11.1 Submission of Statutory Returns
415
11.2 Implementation of the New Web-based Off-Site Surveillance System
417
11.3 Submission of the Monthly & Quarterly Compliance Reports
423
12. General Banking Practices
Directions
12.1 Licensed Commercial Banks (Pawning) Conditions 1998
424
12.2 Secrecy of Banking Transactions
434
12.3 Direction No. 08 of 2011 – Customer Charter of Licensed Banks
435
Circulars
12.4 Cap on Penal Interest Rates Charged by Licensed Banks on Loans and Advances
440
12.5 Interest Rates on Credit Cards and other Loans and Advances
441
12.6 Interest Rates on Credit Cards and Housing Loans
442
12.7 Extending / Restricting of Banking Hours by the Banks
443
12.8 Incentive Schemes for Mobilising Demand Deposit Accounts
444
12.9 Introduction of Products Based on Islamic Principles
445
12.10 Withdrawals on Savings Accounts
446
12.11 Withdrawals on Savings Accounts and 7 Day Call Deposit Accounts
447
12.12 Threshold Age of Senior Citizens for Transactions with Licensed Banks
448
13. Sri Lanka Deposit Insurance Scheme
Directions
13.1 Direction No. 05 of 2010 – Insurance of Deposit Liabilities
449
Gazette Notifications 13.2 Amendment to the Sri Lanka Deposit Insurance Scheme Regulation, No. 02 of 2011 450
13.3 Amendment to the Sri Lanka Deposit Insurance Scheme Regulation, No. 01 of 2011 451
13.4 Sri Lanka Deposit Insurance Scheme Regulation, No. 01 of 2010
452
Circulars
13.5 Sri Lanka Deposit Insurance Scheme – Operating Instruction, No. 01 of 2011
457
13.6 Sri Lanka Deposit Insurance Scheme – Operating Instruction, No. 02 of 2010
458
13.7 Sri Lanka Deposit Insurance Scheme – Premium to be Levied on Insured Deposits,
No. 01 of 2010
460
x
Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
14. Other Determinations, Circulars and Guidelines
Determinations
14.1 Limits on Purchase of Immovable Property
462
14.2 Definition of Intangible Assets
93
Circulars
14.3 Exempting Foreign Borrowings of Licensed Commercial Banks from Regulatory
Limits
463
14.4 Decision of the Cabinet of Ministers on Reservation of Government Sector
Import Cargo for the Ceylon Shipping Corporation Ltd.
464
14.5 Stimulus Package Approved by the Government for the Finance and Leasing Industry 465
14.6 Appointment of Compliance Officers
466
14.7 Enhancing Lending to Agriculture Sector
468
14.8 Mandatory Lending to Agriculture Sector
469
14.9 Payment of Taxes by the Banking and Financial Sector
475
14.10 Misleading and Unethical Advertisements
476
14.11 Registration of Secured Interest over Movable Properties with the
Secured Transaction Registry
478
Guidelines
14.12 Guidelines for Employment of Expatriate Staff in Banks
479
14.13 Guidelines on Credit Rating of Banking Institutions
482
14.14 Amendments to Guidelines on the Operation of the Investment Fund Account
483
14.15 Guidelines on the Operations of the Investment Fund Account
485
Licensed Commercial Banks
(Inclusive of Amendments made up to 30 November 2013)
Bank Supervision Department Central Bank of Sri Lanka
DISCLAIMER This updated edition contains of Directions, Determinations and Circulars issued by Central Bank of Sri Lanka to Licensed Commercial Banks up to 30th November 2013. Please note that this edition is issued only for the purpose of convenience, and although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the text, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka does not hold itself responsible for any errors, omissions or inadvertent alterations, in any manner.
Printed at Central Bank Printing Press, 58, Sri Jayawardenepura Mw., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka. Published by Bank Supervision Department
Central Bank of Sri Lanka, 30, Janadhipathi Mawatha, Colombo 01, Sri Lanka.
Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
iii
Governor’s Statement
Sri Lankan economy has now entered into an accelerated growth path of achieving Rs. 100 billion economy with USD 4,000 per capita income by 2016. In this scenario, Sri Lankan banking sector which holds more than 55% of the financial sector assets of the country is destined to play a pivotal role in supporting the growth momentum of the economy. Improved resilience to face external and internal shocks, innovative and futuristic banking products, expanded access to finance and consumer protection are some of the key drivers to promote a strong and dynamic banking sector through business excellence.
Despite the global financial crisis, Sri Lanka’s banking sector has remained resilient with the existing prudential regulatory initiatives and reforms that have ensured the financial system stability. A strong regulatory framework that promotes risk management of banks is a key component of the safety net to ensure systemic stability. Thus, the earlier regulatory initiatives on improving risk management, corporate governance and capital requirements have continued with reforms in 2013 too. Compliance with these new regulatory reforms has enabled the Banks to improve their governance structure, risk management framework and capital requirements. It is expected that the consolidation between banks and the financial institutions would further strengthen the resilience in the financial sector.
At the same time, the Directors of Banks are expected to play a major role in setting strategic directions to ensure a sound and resilient banking sector in the country by adopting prudent policies in line with new financial reforms. In that context, the Central Bank expects all Directors, Senior Management and Other Staff of the banks to be fully conversant with the Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued time to time by the Central Bank, thereby ensure compliance. In order to facilitate such task, this volume containing “Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks”, incorporating the changes and amendments up to 30 November 2013, is being issued.
It is hoped that this new volume will create greater awareness of and compliance therewith, so that more effective inputs will contribute to ensure improved risk management, corporate governance, efficiency and resilience in the Banking Sector.
Ajith Nivard Cabraal Governor Central Bank of Sri Lanka
02 December 2013
iv
Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
Contents
v
Page No.
1. Licensing of Banks
Determinations
1.1 Determination No.1 of 2011 – Annual Licence Fee
1
Circulars
1.2 Establishment of Bank Branches
2
1.3 Classification of Banking Outlets
3
2. Capital Adequacy
2.1 The Adoption of Basel II Capital Adequacy Framework Beginning 2008
4
Directions
2.2 Direction No. 09 of 2007 – Maintenance of Capital Adequacy Ratio
6
2.3 Direction No. 05 of 2013 – Supervisory Review Process
(Pillar 2 of Basel II) for Licensed Commercial Banks and Licensed Specialised Banks 74
2.4 Direction No. 09 of 2011 – Amendments to Directions on Maintenance of
Capital Adequacy Ratio
88
2.5 Direction No. 01 of 2009 – Amendment to Directions on Ownership of
Issued Capital Carrying Voting Rights
89
2.6 Direction No. 01 of 2007 – Ownership of Issued Capital Carrying Voting Rights
90
Determinations
2.7 Foreign Participation in the Share Capital of a Licensed Commercial Bank
Incorporated or Established in Sri Lanka
93
Circulars
2.8 ICRA Lanka Limited – Recognition as an External Credit Assessment Institution
94
2.9 Criteria for Selection of Valuers Undertaking the Revaluation of Fixed Assets
for the Computation of the Capital Adequacy Ratio
96
2.10 Interpretation of Capital Funds
98
2.11 Enhancement of Minimum Capital Requirement of Banks
99
2.12 Request to Maintain Capital of Banks in Foreign Currency
103
2.13 Shipping Guarantees Issued by Banks
105
3. Credit Risk Management
Directions
3.1 Direction No. 07 of 2007 – Maximum Amount of Accommodation
106
3.2 Direction No. 03 of 2010 – Amendments to Directions on Classification of Loans and
Advances, Income Recognition and Provisioning
112
3.3 Direction No. 03 of 2008 – Classification of Loans and Advances, Income Recognition and
Provisioning
113
vi
Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
3.4 Direction No. 01 of 2013 – Exposure to Stock Market by
Licensed Commercial Banks and Licensed Specialised Banks
126
Determinations
3.5 Shares in Companies Held by Licensed Commercial Banks
129
3.6 Accommodation Granted to a Director / a Close Relation of such Director /
any Concern in which Director has a Substantial Interest
130
3.7 Determination No. 3 of 2009 – Lease-Backed Trust Certificates / Lease Receivables
as Approved Security for Accommodation to any Director
133
Circulars
3.8 Accounting for Properties Acquired by Foreclosure of Collateral / Part Settlement of
Debt
134
3.9 Establishment of a Revolving Fund to grant Loans to Acquire Property to
the State Sector Employees
135
3.10 Financial Accommodation to Finance Companies
136
3.11 Prepayment of Import Bills
137
3.12 Recovery of Accommodation to Exporters
140
3.13 Concessions Granted to Tourism Industry
148
3.14 Relief Package for the Tea Sector
149
3.15 Granting Credit Facilities to Private Sector
150
Orders
3.16 Monetary Law Act Order No. 01 of 2012 – Ceiling on Credit Growth of Licensed Banks 151
Guidelines
3.17 Guidelines on the Grant of Facilities for the Issue of Commercial Paper and
other Forms of Promissory Notes
152
4. Liquidity Risk Management
Circulars
4.1 Definitions of Liquid Assets
156
4.2 Monthly Statement of Liquid Assets
163
4.3 Monthly Statement of Liquid Assets for the Domestic Banking Unit and the
Off-Shore Banking Unit
166
4.4 Monthly Statement of Liquid Assets for the Off-Shore Banking Unit
167
Determinations
4.5 Application of Prudential Regulations on Off-Shore Banking Units
169
4.6 Liquid Assets
93
5. Market Risk Management
Directions
5.1 Prudential Norms for Classification, Valuation and Operation of
the Bank’s Investment Portfolio
170
5.2 Direction No. 03 of 2009 – Risk Management Relating to Foreign Exchange Business 173
Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
vii
5.3 Direction No. 01 of 2012 – Foreign Exchange Trading Activities of
Licensed Commercial Banks in Sri Lanka
182
Circulars
5.4 Adoption of the ACI Model Code by Sri Lanka
188
5.5 Declaration to be Submitted by Persons Engaged in Foreign Exchange Business
189
5.6 Forward Sales and Purchases of Foreign Exchange
192
Explatory Notes
5.7 Explanatory Note 2/2012
Direction No. 01 of 2012 Foreign Exchange Trading Activities / FAQ
199
6. Operational Risk Management
Directions
6.1 Direction No. 02 of 2012 – Outsourcing of Business Operations of a
Licensed Commercial Bank and Licensed Specialised Bank
201
Circulars
6.2 Use of Banking System by Institutions and Persons not Authorised to Accept Deposits 207
6.3 Regulations made under the Public Security Ordinance Proscription of
Tamil Rehabilitation Organization
208
6.4 Acceptance of Certificates of Deposit
211
6.5 Scheme of Certificates of Deposit with Maturity Periods of not less than Four Years
214
6.6 Conduct of Non-Government Organizations (NGO) Accounts by Licensed Banks
215
6.7 Customer Due Diligence – “Know Your Customer” Procedures
219
6.8 Dishonoured Cheques
223
6.9 Internal Audit Function
224
6.10 Prevention of Frauds Using Electronic Cards
225
6.11 Reporting of Post-Tsunami Remittances Received through
NGOs and Non-NGOs to the Central Bank of Sri Lanka
227
7. Corporate Governance for Banks
Directions
7.1 Direction No.11 of 2007 – Corporate Governance
229
7.2 Direction No. 05 of 2008 – Amendments to Directions on Corporate Governance
245
7.3 Direction No. 07 of 2008 – Amendments to Directions on Corporate Governance
246
7.4 Direction No. 03 of 2013 – Amendments to Direction on
Corporate Governance Issued to Licensed Commercial Banks in Sri Lanka
247
7.5 Direction No. 07 of 2011 – Integrated Risk Management Framework
248
Determinations
7.6 Determination No. 03 of 2010 – Assessment of Fitness and Propriety of
Officers Performing Executive Functions
277
viii
Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
Circulars
7.7 Special Payments / Benefits to Directors at their Retirement
284
7.8 Disclosures in Annual Reports
285
7.9 Appointment of Directors of Banks
286
7.10 Disclosures in Terms of the Direction on Corporate Governance
300
7.11 Requirements Under the Corporate Governance Direction
301
7.12 Assessment of Fitness and Propriety of Chief Executive Officers
302
Explanatory Notes
7.13 Explanatory Note 1/2012 – Authority of the Monetary Board to Issue Directions to
Licensed Banks Reaffirmed by the Court of Appeal
311
8. Off-Shore Banking Business
Circulars
8.1 Permitting Licensed Commercial Banks to Trade in the International Sovereign Bonds
Issued in 2007 by the Government of Sri Lanka
312
Orders
8.2 Amendment to Banking Act Order No. 02 of 2011 – Banking (Off-shore Banking
Business Scheme) Order
313
8.3 Banking Act Order No. 1 of 2011 – Banking (Off-shore Banking Business Scheme)
Order
315
8.4 Banking Act Order No. 1 of 2008 – Banking (Off-Shore Banking Business Scheme) Order 317
8.5 Banking Act Order No. 1 of 2009 – Banking (Off-Shore Banking Business Scheme) Order 319
8.6 Banking (Off-Shore Banking Scheme) Order 2000
321
8.7 Off-Shore Banking Business
324
9. Abandoned Property
Directions
9.1 Direction No. 05 of 2009 – Identifying, Reporting, Transferring and Maintaining
Abandoned Property
326
Guidelines
9.2 Implementation of the Provisions of Part IX (Sections 72 to 76) of the Banking Act on
Abandoned Property
334
10. Disclosures
Circulars
10.1 Implementation of Part V of the Banking Act
340
10.2 List of Qualified Auditors
341
10.3 Preparation, Presentation and Publication of Annual Audited Accounts of Banks
343
10.4 Display of Interest Rates, Exchange Rates, Service Charges, Fees & Commissions
380
10.5 Inadequate / Incorrect Disclosures / Press Statements by Banks
385
10.6 Publication of Audited Financial Statements of Banks in the Press
386
10.7 Public Disclosure by Publication of Quarterly Financial Statements of Banks in Press 387
10.8 Public Disclosure by Publication of Bank Accounts in the Press
401
Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
ix
10.9 Publication of Capital Adequacy Statement in the Annual Report
402
10.10 Submission of Audited Financial Statements by Banks
403
10.11 Publication of Financial Statements and other Disclosures on the Websites
404
Guidelines
10.12 Guidelines for External Auditors Relating to their Statutory Duties
405
11. Reporting of Data to Central Bank
Circulars
11.1 Submission of Statutory Returns
415
11.2 Implementation of the New Web-based Off-Site Surveillance System
417
11.3 Submission of the Monthly & Quarterly Compliance Reports
423
12. General Banking Practices
Directions
12.1 Licensed Commercial Banks (Pawning) Conditions 1998
424
12.2 Secrecy of Banking Transactions
434
12.3 Direction No. 08 of 2011 – Customer Charter of Licensed Banks
435
Circulars
12.4 Cap on Penal Interest Rates Charged by Licensed Banks on Loans and Advances
440
12.5 Interest Rates on Credit Cards and other Loans and Advances
441
12.6 Interest Rates on Credit Cards and Housing Loans
442
12.7 Extending / Restricting of Banking Hours by the Banks
443
12.8 Incentive Schemes for Mobilising Demand Deposit Accounts
444
12.9 Introduction of Products Based on Islamic Principles
445
12.10 Withdrawals on Savings Accounts
446
12.11 Withdrawals on Savings Accounts and 7 Day Call Deposit Accounts
447
12.12 Threshold Age of Senior Citizens for Transactions with Licensed Banks
448
13. Sri Lanka Deposit Insurance Scheme
Directions
13.1 Direction No. 05 of 2010 – Insurance of Deposit Liabilities
449
Gazette Notifications 13.2 Amendment to the Sri Lanka Deposit Insurance Scheme Regulation, No. 02 of 2011 450
13.3 Amendment to the Sri Lanka Deposit Insurance Scheme Regulation, No. 01 of 2011 451
13.4 Sri Lanka Deposit Insurance Scheme Regulation, No. 01 of 2010
452
Circulars
13.5 Sri Lanka Deposit Insurance Scheme – Operating Instruction, No. 01 of 2011
457
13.6 Sri Lanka Deposit Insurance Scheme – Operating Instruction, No. 02 of 2010
458
13.7 Sri Lanka Deposit Insurance Scheme – Premium to be Levied on Insured Deposits,
No. 01 of 2010
460
x
Directions, Determinations, and Circulars issued to Licensed Commercial Banks
14. Other Determinations, Circulars and Guidelines
Determinations
14.1 Limits on Purchase of Immovable Property
462
14.2 Definition of Intangible Assets
93
Circulars
14.3 Exempting Foreign Borrowings of Licensed Commercial Banks from Regulatory
Limits
463
14.4 Decision of the Cabinet of Ministers on Reservation of Government Sector
Import Cargo for the Ceylon Shipping Corporation Ltd.
464
14.5 Stimulus Package Approved by the Government for the Finance and Leasing Industry 465
14.6 Appointment of Compliance Officers
466
14.7 Enhancing Lending to Agriculture Sector
468
14.8 Mandatory Lending to Agriculture Sector
469
14.9 Payment of Taxes by the Banking and Financial Sector
475
14.10 Misleading and Unethical Advertisements
476
14.11 Registration of Secured Interest over Movable Properties with the
Secured Transaction Registry
478
Guidelines
14.12 Guidelines for Employment of Expatriate Staff in Banks
479
14.13 Guidelines on Credit Rating of Banking Institutions
482
14.14 Amendments to Guidelines on the Operation of the Investment Fund Account
483
14.15 Guidelines on the Operations of the Investment Fund Account
485
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