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The Banking (Capital Adequacy) Regulations, 2004
underwriting facilities whereby a borrower may issue short-term notes, typically three to six months in maturity, up to a prescribed limit over an extended period of time, commonly by means of repeated offerings to a tender panel. if at any time the
The Banking (Capital Adequacy) Regulations, 2004
underwriting facilities whereby a borrower may issue short-term notes, typically three to six months in maturity, up to a prescribed limit over an extended period of time, commonly by means of repeated offerings to a tender panel. if at any time the notes
The Banking (Capital Adequacy) Regulations , 2004
underwriting facilities whereby a borrower may issue short-term notes, typically three to six months in maturity, up to a prescribed limit over an extended period of time, commonly by means of repeated offerings to a tender panel. if at any time the
The Banking (Capital Adequacy) Regulations , 2004
underwriting facilities whereby a borrower may issue short-term notes, typically three to six months in maturity, up to a prescribed limit over an extended period of time, commonly by means of repeated offerings to a tender panel. if at any time the notes