Guidelines on Global Standing Instructions (GSI) How it works and Who can use GSI
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In pursuant of the powers conferred on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) by Section 2 (d)
of the Central Bank of Nigeria Act, 2007; to promote a sound financial system in Nigeria;
the CBN hereby issues this guideline on Global Standing Instruction (GSI) to enhance loan
recovery across the banking sector.
The GSI shall serve as a last resort by a Creditor bank, without recourse to the Borrower, to
recover past due obligations (Principal and Accrued Interest only, excluding any Penal
Charges) from a defaulting Borrower through a direct set-off from deposits/investments held
in the Borrower’s qualifying bank accounts with participating financial institutions.
1.1 Objectives of GSI
The objectives of GSI include:
a) Facilitate an improved credit repayment culture;
b) Reduce Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) in the banking industry; and
c) Watch-listing consistent loan defaulters.
NOTE: The GSI shall not serve as a tool to recover ANY Penal Charges that may have
accrued on a credit/loan and included as part of outstanding balances/obligations of a
borrower.
2.0 ELIGIBLE ACCOUNT TYPES
The following types of accounts qualify for GSI:
a) Individual Savings Accounts;
b) Individual Current Accounts;
c) Individual Domiciliary Accounts;
d) Investment/Deposit Accounts (N & Foreign Currency); and
e) Electronic Wallets.
NOTE: Above also applies to Joint account(s)