Maldives
REGULATION ON FOREIGN CURRENCY EXPOSURE LIMITS
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Banks must keep foreign currency exposure within set limits, monitor it daily, keep records, report to the MMA, and correct excesses quickly.
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Banks must keep foreign currency exposure within set limits, monitor it daily, keep records, report to the MMA, and correct excesses quickly.
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Maldives
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Accounts with no transactions or written correspondence with the bank for five years are treated as dormant, and unclaimed accounts may be transferred to the Maldives Monetary Authority after 60 days.
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This provision treats HSBC Bank accounts with no transactions for more than 5 years as dormant accounts.
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Bank accounts with no transactions or written correspondence for 5 years are treated as dormant, and unclaimed dormant accounts are transferred after 60 days.
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This provision limits loans that banks may make to related persons, requires them to be fully secured in most cases, and sets reporting and board-approval rules.
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HSBC says accounts with no transaction or written correspondence for 5 years are treated as dormant, and unclaimed accounts will be transferred after 60 days.
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Accounts must be treated as dormant after five years without a transaction or written correspondence with the bank.
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Banks must keep exposures within single-borrower, borrowing-group, and large-exposure limits, with several secured or government-related exceptions and reporting duties.