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Category Archives: Updates
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Aug
Aug
Cash Notes Holding Limits
13
Aug
Aug
Understanding Ethiopia’s New Regulations on External Loans in Kind: A Guide for Foreign Investors In recent years, Ethiopia has undergone significant regulatory changes affecting foreign investments, particularly concerning external loans in kind. Understanding Ethiopia’s New Regulations on External Loans are crucial for foreign investors seeking to engage in the Ethiopian market. This legal brief provides […]
12
Aug
Aug
Changes in External Loan and Supplier’s Credits for Foreign Investors in Ethiopia This legal brief provides an overview of the recent regulatory changes concerning external loan and supplier’s credits in Ethiopia. These changes aim to enhance foreign investment by clarifying the requirements and procedures for obtaining and managing external financial resources. This brief is structured […]
10
Aug
Aug
Ethiopia’s Capital Account Regulations
09
Aug
Aug
Ethiopian Passport and Permit Fee revised
09
Aug
Aug
Forex Bureau Operations in Ethiopia
09
Aug
Aug
Ethiopia’s Foreign Exchange Reforms: A New Era for Foreign Investors This legal brief outlines the significant reforms mentioned in Ethiopia’s Foreign Exchange Reforms (FX) regime as announced by the press release of the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE). These Ethiopia’s Foreign Exchange Reforms aim to create a competitive, market-based determination of the exchange rate, addressing […]
08
Aug
Aug
Understanding Directive No. FXD/82/2022: A Guide to External Borrowing in Ethiopia Directive No. FXD/82/2022 is issued by the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) to regulate external borrowing by Ethiopian entities. According to the bank’s press release this directive aims to ensure sustainable debt management, enhance foreign exchange availability, and promote economic growth by facilitating external […]
22
Jun
Jun
The Draft Asset Recovery Proclamation of Ethiopia: A Comprehensive Overview A draft Asset Recovery proclamation presented to lawmakers aims to empower the government to seize assets purchased with undeclared income. The draft Asset Recovery Proclamation targets tangible and intangible assets worth over five million birr, with retroactive seizures extending up to 10 years. This draft […]
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