The Central Bank of Nigeria has published final Regulation for the Operations of Mortgage Guarantee Companies in Nigeria (Guideline). The Guideline prescribes the basic requirements for the business of
The Financial Stability Board has published a report on the governance arrangements for the globally harmonised Unique Product Identifier (UPI). The UPI will uniquely identify the product involved in
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) is consulting on proposals to update its approach to supervising liquidity and funding risk. The exercise is aimed at: i) reflecting relevant updates to
The European Central Bank (ECB) has announced a temporary reduction in capital requirements for market risk, by allowing banks to adjust the supervisory component of these requirements. As well
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has published its updated supervisory statement on supervision of international banks. The statement outlines the PRA’s expectations for liquidity reporting by PRA-regulated UK branches
OSFI has published a document on capital models assessment. The document outlines key principles and processes OSFI applies for assessing internal models financial institutions intend to use for regulatory capital purposes (capital models). The capital models relate to the measurement of credit, market and counterparty credit risk for theNorth America
The Malta Financial Services Authority has issued the third volume of ‘The Nature and Art of Financial Supervision’ series, focusing on information and communications technology risk (ICT), and cybersecurity supervision. In addition to providing background on ICT risk and cybersecurity, the document covers applicable legal and regulatory framework, andEurope
Earlier today, Ben Gully, Assistant Superintendent (Regulation Sector) OSFI spoke to the work the prudential regulator is doing to create the basis for sound prudential decisions on climate-related risks. In his remarks, the Assistant Superintendent noted OSFI focus as being the prudential impact of climate change in terms ofNorth America
The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) has issued direction on capital treatment of the recently launched Highly Affected Sectors Credit Availability Program (HASCAP). Federally regulated lenders are to treat HASCAP loans as a sovereign exposure based on the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) guarantee. TheyNorth America
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has launched a euro-denominated, open-ended fund for green bond investments by central banks and official institutions. The launch follows the successful introduction of a first BIS green bond fund denominated in US dollars in September 2019. The European Central Bank has already announcedEurope