BOU definition

BOU means the Bank of Uganda, the Borrower’s central bank;

BOU means the Bank of Uganda, the Borrower's central bank;

BOU means the Bank of Uganda, the Recipient's central bank;

Examples of BOU in a sentence

• Net international reserves (NIR) of the BOU are defined for program monitoring purpose as reserve assets of the BOU net of short-term external liabilities of the BOU.

• The commercial bank deposits include the statutory required reserves and excess reserves held at the BOU and are net of the deposits of closed banks at the BOU and Development Finance Funds (DFF) contributed by commercial banks held at the BOU.

• Reserve assets are defined as external assets readily available to, and controlled by, the BOU and exclude pledged or otherwise encumbered external assets, including, but not limited to, assets used as collateral or guarantees for third-party liabilities.

• Base money is defined as the sum of currency issued by Bank of Uganda (BOU) and the commercial banks’ deposits in the BOU.

• Short-term external liabilities are defined as liabilities to nonresidents, of original maturities less than one year, contracted by the BOU and include outstanding IMF purchases and loans.

More Definitions of BOU

BOU means Bank of Uganda;

BOU means Bank of Uganda, the Borrower’s Central Bank;

BOU means the Bank of Uganda, the Borrower’s central

BOU in Arabic means “father of; “halouf” means “pig.”

BOU means the Bangladesh Open University, a public university established by the Bangladesh Open University Act 1992.

BOU means the Board of Urology, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.

BOU means the Borrower’s Central Bank established pursuant to the Bank of Uganda Xxxxxxx ("xxx Xxxxxxx"), Xxxxxxx Xx. 0 of 1993 of the Borrower;