New South Sudan rules to tame illicit fund transfers
South Sudan central bank has introduced new monetary policies in its push to check soaring inflation, regulate foreign currency trading and combat money laundering. TEA GRAPHIC | NATION MEDIA GROUP
South Sudan's central bank has introduced new monetary policies in its push to check soaring inflation, regulate foreign currency trading and combat money laundering.
The Bank of South Sudan governor Othom Ragot Ajak said the rules were part of the regulator's financial sector reforms formulated in partnership with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and regional central banks.
