Development Bank of Southern Africa Act | Act 13 of 1997 — South Africa law | Esheria

Development Bank of Southern Africa Act

This provision defines key terms, says the DBSA continues as the Development Bank of Southern Africa Limited, and requires company registration steps by the Registrar of Companies.

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 13 of 1997
Version
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Language
en
Updated
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audit bank governance bank powers board appointment board governance company registration development finance dividends executive appointment financial reporting meetings name restrictions record keeping registration regulation-making share capital shareholder meeting statutory definitions winding up

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This provision defines key terms, says the DBSA continues as the Development Bank of Southern Africa Limited, and requires company registration steps by the Registrar of Companies. The Bank has broad powers to fund, lend, invest, guarantee, borrow, act for others, and set up entities or offices to support its objects. This section bars disqualified people and certain public office-holders from serving as directors, sets board and meeting rules, governs CEO appointment and acting appointments, and regulates share capital and large share transfers by institutional shareholders. Dividends must be authorised by the board and approved by shareholders; the board must keep proper books and records and publish an annual report. The Minister may make regulations if requested by the shareholders or the board.