Title
Exporters Dollar and Yen Rediscount Facility
Law
Bsp Circular No. 199
Decision Date
Apr 27, 1999
The Exporters Dollar and Yen Rediscount Facility allows qualified banks to provide Yen-denominated loans to exporters, with interest rates tied to the three-month LIBID on Yen and specific repayment conditions, enhancing financial support for international trade.
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Q&A (BSP CIRCULAR NO. 199)

The Exporters Dollar Facility (EDF) is renamed as the Exporters Dollar and Yen Rediscount Facility (EDYRF).

Qualified banks may avail themselves of the EDYRF against the eligible dollar-denominated or Yen-denominated loans of their exporter-borrowers.

The interest shall be based on the prevailing three-month LIBID rate on Yen, reviewed and set every three months, with the bank's spread not exceeding 2 percent per annum after applicable taxes on foreign exchange loans.

The proceeds shall be released in Yen and repaid in Yen.

The L/C, P/O, or S/C must stipulate that the payment to the exporter shall be made in Yen.

All other terms and conditions of the Exporters Dollar Facility under BSP Circular No. 68, as amended, shall apply to the EDYRF.

The Circular took effect immediately upon adoption on April 27, 1999.

The bank's spread shall not exceed 2 percent per annum after applicable taxes.

Banks may avail themselves of the facility pursuant to the terms set by BSP Circular No. 199 and according to the eligibility of their exporter-borrowers' foreign currency loans, specifically in dollars or Yen.


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