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Bangko Sentral eases foreign exchange rules
« on: July 06, 2013, 02:08:15 AM »
GMA News Online – 10 hours ago


The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas relaxed anew the rules on foreign exchange (FX) by loosening the reins on movement of funds and simplifying the reporting requirements of banks.

In a statement Friday, Bangko Sentral Governor Amando Tetangco Jr. unveiled the newly approved FX rules issued by the policy-setting Monetary Board “as part of continuing efforts to promote an appropriate framework for foreign exchange operations.”

This is the seventh in a series of FX reforms instituted by the central bank since 2007.

The new rules—which will be formally released “shortly” through an implementing circular—will allow registration of custodian banks of non-resident investments in local equities.

Subject to central bank approval, the new rules also green-light foreign exchange conversion of peso proceeds of a non-resident's sale of local shares.

“These measures will broaden investment options available in the domestic capital market and allow freer capital mobility,” Tetangco said.

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Re: Bangko Sentral eases foreign exchange rules
« Reply #1 on: July 06, 2013, 02:09:05 AM »
The new rules will permit prepayment in foreign exchange of short-term loans registered under the central bank, subject to standard documentary requirements.

“This will facilitate access to the banking system for legitimate transactions requiring payment in FX,” Tetangco noted.

Monetary authorities will also lift the requirement for banks to submit documents supporting reports on importation under the regulator's documents against acceptance (DA) and open account (OA) arrangement.

Banks, however, are still need to keep such records for central bank verification.

“The measure will simplify and reduce reporting burden
on banks,” Tetangco said.

Last April, Bangko Sentral said Filipinos will be able take more dollars for travel, education, medical and other non-trade purposes abroad under a fresh wave of foreign exchange liberalization measures.

On Friday, Tetangco said monetary authorities “affirmed... commit
ment to maintaining a safe and sound financial system, a stable FX market, and monetary policy supportive of economic growth.” — VS, GMA News

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