- Yayin da datajar Naira ke ƙaruwa a kasuwa, babban bankin ƙasa CBN ya yi wasu sabababbin sauye-sauye domin inganta ayyukan ƴan canji
- CBN ya umarci halastattun ƴan canaji su sabunta lasisin aiki kuma ya cire masu dokar ajiye wasu adadin kudi kafin a ba su lasisi
- Daraktan sashin tsare-tsaren kuɗi na babban bankin, Haruna Mustafa ne ya bayyana haka a wata sanarwa ranar Laraba
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Abuja - Babban bankin Najeriya (CBN) ya umarci halastattun ƴan canji da ke kasuwancin hada-hadar kudi su sabunta lasisin aikinsu.
Hakan na kunshe ne a wata sanarwa da dataktan tsare-tsaren kudi na CBN, Haruna Mustafa, ya fitar ranar Laraba, 22 ga wstan Mayu, 2024.
Bankin ya kuma bukaci duk wani ɗan canji ya tabbata ya cika sharuɗɗan nau'in lasisinsa daga nan zuwa watanni shida, kamar yadda Daily Trust ta ruwaito.
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"Dukkan ƴan canji da masu tallata ƴan kasuwar hada-hadar kuɗi su cike buƙatar neman sabon lasisi na kowane mataki ko nau'in da ya kwanta masu a rai," in ji CBN.
CBN ya yi sabbin sauye-sauye
Har ila yau, babban bankin ƙasar nan ya yi sababbin sauye-sauye a kundin dokoki da ƙa'idojin ayyukan ƴan canjin da aka amince da su.
Ɗaya daga cikin canje-canjen da bankin ya yi shi ne cire tilascin ajiye N200m ga masu lasisi mai dataja ta farko watau Tier-1.
Haka zalika babban bankin ya jingine ajiye N50m ga masu lasisi mai ƙima ta biyu, cewar rahoton Vanguard.
CBN ya kuma janye kudin sabunta lasisi na shekara-shekara na N5m ga ƴan canji da ke matakin fatko da kuma N1m ga ƴan mataki na biyu.
Sanarwan ta ce:
"Babban Bankin Najeriya (CBN) ya fitar da daftarin ka'idojin gudanar da ayyukan ƴan canji a Najeriya a watan Fabrairun 2024, domin jin ra'ayoyin masu ruwa da tsaki.
"Bayan kamma jin shawarwarin masu ruwa a tsaki, a yanzu CBN ya fitar da daftarin ƙa'idojin da aka amince da su domin sa ido kan ayyuka. ƴan canji a Najeriya."
A wani rahoton kuma
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