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  • AU-2.8 AU-2.8 Condition 8: Other Requirements

    • Books and Records

      • AU-2.8.1

        Article 59 of the CBB Law requires that licensees to maintain comprehensive books of accounts and other records, and satisfy the minimum record-keeping requirements contained in Article 60 of the pre-mentioned Law and Module RM. Books of accounts must comply with IFRS and AAOIFI, where applicable.

        January 2014

    • Provision of Information

      • AU-2.8.2

        Articles 58, 111, 114 and 163 of the CBB Law require that licensees and their staff act in an open and cooperative manner with the CBB. Licensees must meet the regulatory reporting and public disclosure requirements contained in Modules BR and PD respectively. As per Article 62 of the CBB Law, audited financial statements must be submitted to the CBB within 3 months of the licensee's financial year-end.

        January 2014

    • General Conduct

      • AU-2.8.3

        Licensees must conduct their activities in a professional and orderly manner, in keeping with good market practice. Licensees must comply with the general standards of business conduct contained in Module PB, as well as the standards relating to treatment of customers contained in Modules BC and RM.

        January 2014

    • Additional Conditions

      • AU-2.8.4

        Licensees must comply with any other specific requirements or restrictions imposed by the CBB on the scope of their license.

        January 2014

      • AU-2.8.5

        Islamic licensees must appoint a minimum of one Shari'a scholar (see Paragraph HC-9.2.1).

        January 2014

      • AU-2.8.6

        Licensees are subject to the provisions of the CBB Law. These include the right of the CBB to impose such terms and conditions, as it may deem necessary when issuing a license, as specified in Article 45 of the CBB Law.

        January 2014

      • AU-2.8.7

        In addition, the CBB may impose additional restrictions or requirements, beyond those already specified in Volume 5, to address specific risks. For instance, a license may be granted subject to strict limitations on intra-group transactions.

        January 2014