These regulations are part of the Banking and Financial Institutions Act. The regulations cover corporate governance and risk management, prudential limits, and other general provisions.

These regulations are part of the Banking and Financial Institutions Act. The regulations provide an effective systems of internal controls and audits to promote soundness of financial institutions in Tanzania.

These regulations are part of the Foreign Exchange Act. The regulations cover licensing of Bureau de Change, mode of operations, and other general matters.

These regulations are part of the Banking and Financial Institutions Act. The regulations cover the management of risk assets, classification of risk assets, and other general provisions.

These regulations are part of the Banking and Financial Institutions Act. The regulations cover credit concentration limits, insider transactions, limitations of equity investments, reporting of investment, and other general provisions.

These regulations are part of the Banking and Financial Institutions Act. The regulations cover eligibility for foreign exchange operations and other related provisions.

These guidelines were issued by the Bank of Tanzania for effective risk management practices in the operations of the outsourcing institution thereby enhancing the stability of the financial sector.

These guidelines are based on the Anti-Money Laundering Act, 2006, and outline the provisions for the prevention and prohibition of money laundering; the disclosure of information on money laundering; the establishment of a Financial Intelligence Unit and the National Multi-Disciplinary Committee on Anti-Money Laundering; and for all other related purposes.

These guidelines were issued by the Bank of Tanzania in line with the international best practices on risk management for banks and financial institutions to ensure financial institutions in Tanzania effective manage their risk.

These guidelines were issued by the Bank of Tanzania to specify the framework for regulation and supervision of Bancassurance business; to Increase the use of insurance products; to increase financial inclusion; and to ensure customer protection in the insurance sector.

These regulations are part of the Banking and Financial Institutions Act. The regulations specify the guidelines to ensure the safety and sound operations of Tanzania Mortgage Refinance Company.

These guidelines were issued by the Bank of Tanzania to ensure effective handling of customer complaints about banking products and services in Tanzania. The policy aims to maintain public confidence in the banking sector by ensuring customers have access to fair banking products and services.

These regulations are part of the Foreign Exchange Act and contain amendments to the Bureau de Change regulations in Tanzania.

These guidelines were issued by the Bank of Tanzania to maintain public confidence in the banking sector; establish standards for corporate governance processes in the banking sector, and guide directors on the effectiveness of their fiduciary responsibilities.

These guidelines were issued by the Bank of Tanzania to enable banking agents to offer services to citizens in a cost-effective manner and to provide for a framework guiding the conduct and operations of banking agents in Tanzania.

These guidelines were issued by the Bank of Tanzania to guide social security investment. The guide specifies the limits for investment in different asset categories to ensure the diversification of investment risk and guarantee sufficient liquidity to meet investment obligations.

These regulations are part of the Microfinance Act. The regulations on Non-Deposit Taking Microfinance Service Providers cover licensing, lending operations, supervision, consumer protection, and other general provisions.

These guidelines provide the terms of reference for the operation of the Bank of Tanzania Central Depository System.

These regulations are part of the Banking and Financial Institutions Act. The regulations specify the capital adequacy requirements of banks and financial institutions in Tanzania.

These guidelines provide the reference for the operation of the Interbank Cash Market system.