CBN Circulars

Corporate Secretariat Circulars

Reference	Document Title	Size
CACS 10-2011	ACTIVITIES OF THE N200 BILLION COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL SCHEMES (CACS) FOR THE MONTH OF 0CTOBER 2011 Published 11/10/2011	503470
CACS 09-2011	REPORT ON THE ACTIVITIES OF THE N200 BILLION COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL SCHEMES (CACS) FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 2011 Published 11/10/2011	596366
CACS 07- 2011	CACS ACTIVITY REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF JULY 2011 Published 8/3/2011	316786
CACS 05- 2011	ACTIVITY REPORT ON CACS FOR THE MONTH OF MAY 2011 Published 8/3/2011	252789
CACS 06- 2011	CACS ACTIVITY REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 2011 Published 8/3/2011	247559
FOD/CSD/GEN/PUB/01/09	Notice of Early Closing on Friday 13th November, 2009 by Foreign Operations Department (FOD) Published 11/10/2009	453791
FOD/CSD/GEN/DBB/01/83	FORGED CFA NOTES Published 6/22/2009	341470
CACS01	Guidelines for Commercial Agriculture Credit Scheme(CACS) Published 4/20/2009	34981

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Facts : 1/7/1959
Evolution of Departments:At inception, the organisational structure of the CBN was understandably simple consisting of two departments, namely, the General Manager's and the Secretary's Departments, with the appropriate division of labour as then percieved. The General Manager's Department was responsible for all the Department banking, currency issues, debt management and other operational functions of the bank while the Secretary's Department handled the administrative and staff matters, carried out some research into the economic and financial conditions, and collected and analysed relevant statistics for policy formulation.
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Facts : 1/7/1959

Evolution of Departments:At inception, the organisational structure of the CBN was understandably simple consisting of two departments, namely, the General Manager's and the Secretary's Departments, with the appropriate division of labour as then percieved. The General Manager's Department was responsible for all the Department banking, currency issues, debt management and other operational functions of the bank while the Secretary's Department handled the administrative and staff matters, carried out some research into the economic and financial conditions, and collected and analysed relevant statistics for policy formulation.

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