Objectives of the BDSF:
The 1996 BDSF Act stipulates the establishment of a fund which is autonomous with corporate identity for the following purposes:
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To guarantee the deposits of the guaranteed banks, in accordance with the provisions of section19.
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To protect the rights of depositors and the stability and safety of guaranteed banks, and consolidate trust therein.
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To remedy losses upon occurrence thereof, in co-operation and mutual support among the monetary authorities, the banks and the depositors themselves.
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Establish and manage the below Mutual support funds:
It is worth noting that at establishment of the Fund, there were three portfolios, the above two beside a third portfolio for remedy of cases of financial insolvency which was liquidated based on a ruling (Fatwa) from the Sharia' Supervisory Board.
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Functions of the BDSF:
In order for the BDSF to achieve its objectives, it is mandated according its Act to:
- Register and cancel the registration of guaranteed banks, in accordance with the provision of its Act.
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Obtain secured and unsecured financing, in accordance with Islamic Modes of financing.
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Conclude contracts with anybody, or person inside and outside the Sudan, as may be stipulated in the regulations.
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Invest the surplus or unemployed funds, in accordance with the requirement of financial soundness.
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Request the Central Bank of Sudan to furnish data and information necessary for the study of the financial status of guaranteed banks.
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Request the Central Bank to conduct especial audits of any insured banks, in accordance with the provisions of section 28(1), of the banking business (organization) Act, 1991.
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Request the Central Bank of Sudan To inspect accounting records of any guaranteed bank.
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Any such other powers, as may be essential or necessary to achieve the objectives thereof.
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