Central Bank of Sri Lanka Act 2023 · As enacted · Part VI · Foreign Exchange Operations and International Reserves
41. Information on exchange operations
Official English translation. Where it differs from the Sinhala or Tamil text, the Act itself says which text prevails.
Official translationFrom Department of Government Printing, unchanged
Every licensed commercial bank shall, after the closure of business at the end of such period as may be prescribed by the Governor of the Central Bank, make a report to the Central Bank setting out the volume and composition of its purchases and sales of foreign exchange during that period, and shall furnish such additional information as the Central Bank may require with reference to such purchases and sales and to the movements of its accounts in foreign currencies.
The Governor of the Central Bank may require any other person to make reports to the Central Bank at specified times or intervals as to all transactions or operations in gold, in any shape or form, and in foreign exchange.
Every report under this section shall be in such form as the Governor of the Central Bank may prescribe for the purpose.
The Central Bank may make such inspection or examination of or take custody of any of the books and accounts kept by any licensed commercial bank or other person as it may deem necessary for the purpose of verifying the accuracy of any statement set out in any report made by such licensed commercial bank or person.
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Currency and Legal Tender
Part VIII
Payment and Settlement Systems
Part IX
Supervision and Resolution of Financial Institutions
Part X
Macroprudential Authority
Part XI
Financial System Oversight Committee
Part XII
Information Exchange with Financial Sector Authorities
Part XIII
Statistics and Information
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Relationship with the Parliament, the Government and the Public
Part XV
Credit Operations
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Financial Provisions
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General Provisions
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