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MNB Decree No. 32/2009 - Magyar Nemzeti Bank

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<strong>MNB</strong> identification code: P51<br />

General instructions<br />

Completion instructions for the report<br />

Daily report on euro transactions<br />

1. This report is to provide information concerning cash deposits and withdrawals made in<br />

euro – including currency-exchange transactions executed via automated machines –in<br />

the credit institution’s own branches and any bureaux de change engaged with the credit<br />

institution under agency contract (hereinafter referred to as “exchange agent”), covering<br />

all particulars of such transactions, expressed in euro units. Cash deposit shall cover funds<br />

received from the client on the reference day, paid on cheque or deposited to an account,<br />

or exchanged to forint or any other currency. Cash deposits made at cashiers and<br />

deposits made in bulk shall also be taken into account. Cash withdrawal means any euro<br />

sums paid to the client against a cheque, debited to an account, or in exchange for forint<br />

or other currency on the reference day. Transactions made by the credit institution’s<br />

branches and by exchange agents shall be reported separately. Transaction between<br />

branches, or between any branch and an exchange agent,as well as transactions between<br />

the credit institution’s head office and the branches or exchange agents shall not be<br />

included in the report.<br />

2. On general principle, the report containing data on daily transactions shall be submitted<br />

to the <strong>MNB</strong> monthly, via the EBEAD.<br />

However, if the volume of euro withdrawal transactions conducted by all branches of the<br />

credit institution on a day exceed – on the aggregate – the 5-day moving average of<br />

previous transactions by a factor of two, the data provider shall – in addition to the<br />

monthly report – submit the aggregate data of the branches by 12:00 hours of the<br />

following working day to the person responsible for banking issues as specified in the<br />

technical guidelines referred to in point 6 of Annex 3 to this <strong>Decree</strong>, insofar as the<br />

volume of transactions falls back under the limit referred to above. After daily reporting,<br />

monthly data submission shall be applicable again, if the double of daily euro withdrawal<br />

figures will below of that transaction value, when the daily data submission started.<br />

During daily data submission periods, 5-day moving average analyses shall be not<br />

applicable.<br />

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