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Mongolian Banking Law: Establishing and Operating a Bank
The Mongolian Banking Law regulates the establishment, operation, and supervision of banks in Mongolia. Here’s an overview of the key aspects.
CHAPTER II. ESTABLISHING AND OPERATING A BANK
Requirements for Bank Founders
- Article 16: The founders must be licensed by authorities and subject to regular supervision.
- Article 17: Prohibited transactions, including lending to controlling shareholders within one year of operations start, and avoiding concessions with related parties.
Establishing a Bank
- Articles 18-23:
- Establishing a bank
- Incorporating a branch or representative office
- Granting a banking license
CHAPTER III. INCORPORATING AND RE-ORGANIZING A BANK
Establishing a Foreign-Invested Bank and its Branch/Representative Office
- Article 22: The process of establishing a foreign-invested bank and its branch or representative office.
Granting a Banking License
- Article 23: An application for a banking license must be submitted to the Bank of Mongolia, which will verify that the requirements in Article 19 are met.
- Sufficient capital
- Knowledge and experience of top managers
Establishing a Bank in Mongolia
If you’re interested in establishing a bank in Mongolia, here’s what you need to know:
- Establishment: A bank must be founded by individuals or entities that meet the requirements set out in Article 16.
- Registration: The bank must register its Charter with the Bank of Mongolia within 14 days after a decision on amendments is made.
- Licensing: An application for a banking license must be submitted to the Bank of Mongolia, which will verify that the requirements are met.
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