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South African Reserve Bank Act, 1989 (Act No. 90 of 1989)

13. Prohibited business

 

 

The Bank may not—

a) purchase its own shares or grant loans or advances upon the security thereof;
b) without the consent of the Minister, purchase the shares of any bank or grant loans or advances upon the security thereof;
c) [Subparagraph (c) deleted by section 53 of Act No. 45 of 2013];
d) buy, discount or re-discount bills of exchange or promissory notes drawn or issued for commercial and industrial purposes, which have a maturity exceeding 120 days;
e) buy, discount or re-discount bills of exchange or promissory notes drawn or issued for agricultural purposes, which have a maturity exceeding six months;
f) hold in stocks of the Government of the Republic which have been acquired directly from the Treasury by subscription to new issues, the conversion of existing issues or otherwise, a sum exceeding its paid-up capital and reserve fund plus one-third of its liabilities to the public in the Republic.