REGULATION N°04/2009 ON ACCREDITATION AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS FOR EXTERNAL AUDITORS OF BANKS, INSURERS AND INSURANCE BROKERS | 04/2009 — Rwanda law | Esheria

REGULATION N°04/2009 ON ACCREDITATION AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS FOR EXTERNAL AUDITORS OF BANKS, INSURERS AND INSURANCE BROKERS

Banks, licensed insurers, and insurance brokers must appoint an external auditor approved by the Central Bank.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
04/2009
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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Banks, licensed insurers, and insurance brokers must appoint an external auditor approved by the Central Bank. Applicants for Central Bank accreditation as external auditors must submit the correct form and supporting documents, and pay the required fee. The external auditor must notify the Central Bank about specified changes and disciplinary actions within 7 days of the event. The Central Bank must check that an applicant meets the external auditor accreditation criteria, including independence, experience, ICPAR registration, staffing, and ethical compliance. External auditors must follow applicable professional and Central Bank standards, and promptly report specified serious matters to the Central Bank.