Banks Amendment Act | Act 3 of 2015 — South Africa law | Esheria

Banks Amendment Act

Banks and controlling companies stay subject to the Companies Act, but some Companies Act rules do not apply to banks, with a narrow curatorship-based exception for section 155.

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 3 of 2015
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
Updated
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administrative action administrative review asset disposal bank administration bank curatorship bank registration bank regulation business rescue commencement company registration creditor arrangements creditor protection curatorship funding guarantees liability transfer regulatory consent security interests

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Banks and controlling companies stay subject to the Companies Act, but some Companies Act rules do not apply to banks, with a narrow curatorship-based exception for section 155. Banks and controlling companies stay in existence as companies under the Companies Act, but several Companies Act provisions do not apply or are treated differently. This section changes the curator’s powers and limits for dealing with a bank’s assets, liabilities, and guarantees, and adds reporting and consent steps involving the Minister or Registrar. This amendment changes what a curator may do with a bank’s assets, liabilities, guarantees, funding, and creditor arrangements, and adds reporting and decision-making duties for the curator, Minister, or Registrar. This excerpt only shows that a new section titled “Fair administrative action” is inserted after section 89; it does not include the rule itself.