Ghana Deposit Protection (Amendment) Act, 2018 (Act 968) | Act 968 — Ghana law | Esheria

Ghana Deposit Protection (Amendment) Act, 2018 (Act 968)

The Act establishes a Deposit Protection Scheme and says its mandate is to operate as a pay-box.

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Jurisdiction
Ghana
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 968
Version
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Language
en
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amendment bank compliance bank resolution bank supervision banking capital contribution corporate finance definitions deposit insurance deposit insurance premiums deposit protection deposit-taking restrictions expense allocation financial sector stability fund contributions fund operations funding governance information handling inspection insurance premiums insured depositors insurer operations licence revocation +7 more

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The Act establishes a Deposit Protection Scheme and says its mandate is to operate as a pay-box. Section 3(b) is replaced to require support for a safe, sound, efficient and stable market-based financial system in Ghana by ensuring prompt payouts to insured depositors when an insured event occurs. This section amends section 6 of Act 931, including a rule that an affected bank or specialised deposit-taking institution must surrender its licence after revocation. When a bank or specialised deposit-taking institution stops being a Scheme member, it must stop taking public deposits, return its membership certificate, and notify depositors and the public; the Corporation must revoke the certificate. This section amends section 10 of Act 931 by replacing paragraphs (c) and (d) in subsection (1).