REGULATION No 05/2017 OF 02/03/2017 ON ADMINSTRATIVE AND PECUNIARY SANCTIONS APPLICABLE TO CSD PARTICIPANTS | 05/2017 OF 02/03/2017 — Rwanda law | Esheria

REGULATION No 05/2017 OF 02/03/2017 ON ADMINSTRATIVE AND PECUNIARY SANCTIONS APPLICABLE TO CSD PARTICIPANTS

This article says the regulation is meant to impose administrative and monetary sanctions on CSD participants who violate the rules on holding, managing, and transferring securities.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
05/2017 OF 02/03/2017
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
Official source
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CSD access CSD access and participation CSD operations bank account enforcement central bank powers claims liability collections compliance compliance warning corporate governance custody/depository financial regulation licensing payment recovery penalties recordkeeping regulatory compliance regulatory effective date regulatory enforcement reporting sanctions securities securities custody suspension +1 more

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This article says the regulation is meant to impose administrative and monetary sanctions on CSD participants who violate the rules on holding, managing, and transferring securities. Administrative and pecuniary sanctions apply to participants in CSD. The Central Bank has power to impose administrative and pecuniary sanctions for specified breaches related to securities handling and circulation. The Central Bank may impose pecuniary sanctions, either instead of or together with administrative sanctions, and it must apply them for offences listed in Annex I. Penalties collected under this article are paid to the Central Bank, and the infringer must pay the amount within 10 days after the sanction takes effect.