As mentioned earlier, Uzbekistan adopted Article 8 of the International Monetary Fund in October 2003, and liberalized currency convertibility on current account transactions and abolished the practice of multiple exchange rates. Current account transactions are mainly related to foreign trade and to repatriation of dividends. According to the legislation, all legal entities should conduct foreign exchange operations through authorized banks. An enterprise wishing to purchase foreign currency must provide the following documents to its bank:
http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/cat/longres.cfm?sk=20617.0
Republic of Uzbekistan: 2006 Article IV Consultation - Staff
Report; Public Information Notice on the Executive Board Discussion; and
Statement by the Executive Director for the Republic of Uzbekistan
Analytical website of the banking sector
http://www.bankir.uz
Analysis of the banking sector of Uzbekistan, main legislative acts, reviews, information about banks, exchange rates, news in banking sector, instructions, useful information.
(Languages: Russian)
The official website of the Central Bank of Uzbekistan
http://www.cbu.uz
The web site contains general information about Monetary policy of Uzbekistan, Banking system, Banking legislations, Structure of the CBU.
The website includes information about refinancing rate of CBU, exchange rates and news in banking sector
(Languages: Russian and Uzbek)
http://www.uzbanks.info
On the website you can find information about saving and credit unions in Uzbekistan, banks of Uzbekistan, information on Reformation of Banking Sector in Uzbekistan, banking law history.
(languages: English )
The official website of the National Bank of Uzbekistan
http://www.nbu.com
NBU on of the biggest commercial banks of Uzbekistan. The website contains information about services of the banks to the population, legal entities and corporate clients.
General information about Bank’s loans and rates can be found on the website.
(Languages: English, Russian and Uzbek)
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