Effective from 28 March, RMOs will have to hold at least 25 percent of their annual operating costs in cash and cash equivalents.
March 2, 2022The INR 1.5 trillion limit on FPI investment via the 'Voluntary Retention Route' has been nearly exhausted. The new INR 2.5 trillion limit takes effect on 1 April.
February 11, 2022APRA and the RBA consider there to be sufficient HQLA for banks to meet LCR requirements and for the foreseeable future without the need to utilise the CLF.
September 10, 2021The changes will require banks to decrease their holdings of private sector liquid assets in favour of buying more government debt.
September 9, 2020Regulators are reportedly considering allowing small and midsized banks to sell subordinated debt to local governments to replenish tier 2 capital.
August 26, 2020Under the programme, corporate bonds rated AA or higher are eligible as loan collateral, a major shift for the BOK which has traditionally only bought government debt.
April 17, 2020The new 8 trillion yen lending facility will offer banks one-year, zero-interest loans collateralised by corporate debt securities. The BOJ is also doubling its annual ETF purchase capacity.
March 16, 2020While the RBI introduces a new scheme to encourage FPI participation in India's debt markets, SEBI has tweaked valuation norms make debt funds more secure for investors.
March 5, 2019A 20% ceiling was introduced in 2012 to prevent banks from buying up bonds issued by their own underwriting departments; banks can now buy any portion of a bond sale that is not fully subscribed.
September 6, 2018Investment limits raised almost 10% effective 12 April, with additional increases set for October.
April 17, 2018