CHAPTER 56:07
STOCK, BONDS AND TREASURY BILLS
ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS
SECTION
PART I
Preliminary
1. Short title
2. Interpretation
PART II
Stock and Bonds
3. Loans to be raised by stock or bonds
4. Payment into Development Fund or Consolidated Fund
5. Principal moneys, etc. charged on Consolidated Fund
6. Expenses
7. Terms and conditions
8. Authority to issue stock or bonds exceeding P50 million
9. Register of stock and bonds
10. Certificates of title
11. Interest
12. Redemption
13. Bank to be sole agent
14. No responsibility for trust
15. Indemnity
PART III
Treasury Bills
16. Issue of Treasury bills
17. Moneys to be paid into or charged upon Development Fund or Consolidated Fund
18. Value and tenor of Treasury bills
19. Bank to keep records of payments
PART IV
Limitation on Borrowing
20. Limitation on borrowing
PART V
Regulations
21. Regulations
22. Repeal of Cap. 56:07
23. Savings
Act 13, 2005.
An Act to re-enact with amendments, the provisions relating to the issue of stock, bonds and treasury bills and matters incidental thereto and connected therewith.
[Date of Commencement: 23rd September, 2005]
PART I
Preliminary (ss 1-2)
This Act may be cited as the Stock, Bonds and Treasury Bills Act.
In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires—
"Bank" means the Bank of Botswana established under the Bank of Botswana Act (Cap. 55:01);
"bonds" means any fixed income instrument, debt security or loan, given by an investor to an issuer in return for the promise of being paid interest at given times, and the principal in full at the maturity of the bond;
"debt service ratio" means interest and principal payments due on public and publicly guaranteed debt during the year, which is expressed as a percentage of the total exports of goods and services for that year;
"scripless format" means a paperless system where ownership of securities is recorded in an electronic book-entry format;
"stock" means any equity investment that entitles the investor to co-ownership in the issuing organisations earnings and assets; and
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