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The apex bank disclosed this on Monday in a letter to all commercial banks signed by its Director Banking Supervision Department, Adetona Adedeji.<\/p>\n
However, the new guidelines gave exception to Eurobonds issued by the Federal Government of Nigeria and Guarantees of foreign banks, including Standby Letters of Credit.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Central Bank of Nigeria has observed the prevailing situation where bank customers use Foreign Currency (FCY) as collaterals for Naira loans.<\/p>\n
\u201cConsequently, the current practice of using foreign currency-denominated
\ncollaterals for Naira loans is hereby prohibited, except, where the foreign currency collateral is: Eurobonds issued by the Federal Government of Nigeria; or Guarantees of foreign banks, including Standby Letters of Credit.<\/p>\n
\u201cIn this regard, all loans currently secured with dollar-denominated collaterals other than as mentioned above should be wound down within 90 days, failing which such
\nexposures shall be risk-weighted 150 per cent for Capital Adequacy Ratio computation, in addition to other regulatory sanctions,\u201d CBN stated.<\/p>\n
The development comes in the wake of the recently announced minimum capital requirements for all banks.<\/p>\n
For months, CBN\u2019s governor, Olayemi Cardoso had continued to roll out policies to defend the Naira and Nigeria\u2019s economy.<\/p>\n
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