Capital / Liquidity

Capital / Liquidity

RBNZ Announces Bond Buying Programme, Other Measures

By Editors | 22/03/2020

The latest measures include a NZ$30bn bond-buying programme, a new term lending facility for banks, and additional liquidity to support funding markets.

Capital / Liquidity

BCBS, FSB Support Use of Capital, Liquidity Buffers to Maintain Stability

By Editors | 22/03/2020

Using capital resources to support the real economy and absorb losses should take priority over discretionary distributions. HQLA stocks should be used to meet liquidity demands.

Capital / Liquidity

Bank Indonesia Cuts Rates Again, OJK Demands Leniency for Borrowers

By Editors | 22/03/2020

Banks have also been told not to use debt collectors during the Covid-19 pandemic, and to instead help customers by restructuring existing debt and granting new subsidised loans.

Capital / Liquidity

HK, Singapore, Indonesia Assessed as NSFR, LEX Compliant

By Editors | 22/03/2020

Hong Kong, Singapore and Indonesia were assessed as compliant with global standards for the net stable funding ratio and large exposures framework.

Capital / Liquidity

Australian Banks Announce Small Business, Home Loan Relief

By Editors | 20/03/2020

Australia’s big four banks have each announced reductions in their lending rates, as well as the availability of deferrals of small business and home loan repayments.

Capital / Liquidity

BNM Cuts Statutory Reserve Requirement for Banks

By Editors | 20/03/2020

BNM has lowered the SRR ratio to the lowest level since April 2011, and is allowing principal dealers to recognise MGS and MGII up to 1 billion ringgit as part of SRR compliance.

Capital / Liquidity

Cambodia Delays Implementation of Capital Conservation Buffer

By Editors | 19/03/2020

The National Bank of Cambodia is also reducing interest rates on repo transactions with banks and encouraging more lending to the public.

Capital / Liquidity

Philippine Stocks Resume Trading, Central Bank Relaxes Regulations

By Editors | 19/03/2020

The BSP has cut interest rates and relaxed regulations on compliance reporting by banks, calculation of penalties on required reserves, and single borrower limits.

Securities / Derivatives

SBV Directs Banks to Support Borrowers, Cuts Interest Rates

By Editors | 19/03/2020

The central bank  has directed banks to restructure repayment periods, cut interest rates, waive fees and maintain debt classifications to support borrowers.