PRUDENTIAL GUIDELINES FOR DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS IN …
CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA (CBN)
PRUDENTIAL GUIDELINES FOR DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS IN NIGERIA
EFFECTIVE: 1 MAY 2010
CONTENTS
1.0
Introduction
7
2.0
Definitions
9
3.0
Risk Management
12
3.1
Credit policy duly approved by board of directors
12
3.2
Limit on exposure to a single obligor/ connected lending
12
3.3
Limit on portfolio concentration
12
3.4
Limit on ¡°Specialized loans¡±
12
3.5
Limit on exposures to directors and significant shareholders
13
3.6
Disclosure of insider-related credits in financial statement
13
3.7
Limit on contingent liabilities
13
3.8
Bankers Acceptances and Commercial Papers
14
3.9
Minimum conditions for taking exposure
14
3.10
Minimum information on credit print-outs
14
3.11
Minimum contents of credit files
15
3.12
Linkage between financial indicators of the borrower and total exposure 15
from financial institutions
3.13
Margin lending
16
3.14
Payment of dividend
16
3.15
Limit of Investment in fixed assets
16
3.16
Revaluation of fixed assets
16
3.17
Non performing to total loan ratio
16
3.18
Foreign Exchange Risk - Net Open Position (NOP) Limit
17
3.19
Loans to deposits ratio
17
3.20
Liquidity ratios
17
3.21
Statutory reserve
18
3.22
Cash reserve ratio
18
2
3.23
Capital adequacy ratio
19
3.24
Credit rating of counter party/ obligor
21
3.25
Credit rating of banks
22
3.26
Reconciliation of inter-branch accounts and settlement of suspense 22
account entries:
3.27
Foreign borrowing for on-lending by Nigerian banks
22
3.28
Misreporting
22
3.29
Transitional Provisions
22
4.0
Corporate Governance
23
4.1
Tenure of Non Executive Directors
23
4.2
Tenure of External Auditors
23
4.3
Disclosure of Executive Directors¡¯ compensations, bonuses, profit sharing 24
arrangements and share option
5.0
Know Your Customer and Anti-money laundering
5.1
Know your customer
5.2
Anti-money laundering measures
5.3
Record retention
5.4
Correspondent banking
5.5
Suspicious transactions
26
6.0
Project Financing
27
6.1
Policy duly approved by Board of Directors
27
6.2
Credit appraisal of projects
27
6.3
Assessment of projects
27
6.4
Monitoring of project
29
6.5
Maximum duration of loan
29
6.6
Moratorium
29
7.0
Object finance, Real estate and Commercial Real Estate
30
7.1
Policy duly approved by Board of Directors
30
7.2
Purpose of loan
30
25
25
25
25
25
3
7.3
Monitoring of real estate market
30
7.4
Duration of loan
30
8.0
Small and Medium Enterprises Financing
31
8.1
Policy duly approved by Board of Directors
31
8.2
Source, capacity of repayment and cash flow based lending
31
8.3
Personal Guarantee
31
8.4
Leverage ratio for SME financing
31
9.0
Agriculture Financing
32
9.1
Policy duly approved by Board of Directors
32
9.2
Repayment capacity of the borrower
32
9.3
Natural Calamities
32
9.4
Insurance of Agriculture produce
32
9.5
Proper utilization of loans
32
9.6
Valuation of Security
32
9.7
Cash flow based facilities
32
10.0
Microfinance loans
33
11.0
Retail financing
34
11.1
Minimum conditions for retail financing
34
11.2
Limit on exposure against total retail financing:
36
12.0
Regulations for Auto Financing
37
12.1
Vehicles for personal use
37
12.2
Tenure of auto loans
37
12.3
Down Payment
37
12.4
Hypothecation of vehicles
37
12.5
Insurance of vehicle
37
12.6
Default
37
12.7
Repayment Schedule
37
12.8
Financing for used cars
38
4
12.9
Authorized auto dealers
38
13.0
Regulations for Credit Cards
39
13.1
Delivering the credit cards
39
13.2
Monthly statement of account
39
13.3
Stolen Cards
39
13.4
Payments
39
13.5
Penalty against late payments
40
13.6
Maximum card limit
40
14.0
Regulations for Housing Finance
41
14.1
Limit on housing finance
41
14.2
Tenor of loans
41
14.3
Mortgage Registration
41
14.4
Valuation of Property
41
14.5
Monitoring of real estate market
41
14.6
Floating rate products
41
15.0
Loan Loss Provisioning
42
15.1
Credit portfolio classification system for facilities other than ¡°Specialized 42
loans¡±
15.2
Provision for non-performing facilities other than ¡°Specialized loans¡± as 44
defined by the guidelines
15.3
Provision for non-performing facilities under ¡°Specialized loans¡±
45
15.4
General Provisions
45
15.5
Adapting Prudential Guidelines to IFRS
45
15.6
Credit portfolio disclosure requirement
45
15.7
Disclosure requirement for ¡°Specialized loans¡±
46
15.8
Interest accrual
46
15.9
Classification of other assets
46
15.10
Revolving and overdraft facilities
48
15.11
Facilities without approval
48
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