2003-06-24
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority issued Supervisory Policy Manual SPM TM-G-1 to provide Authorized Institutions with guidance on general principles for managing technology-related risks. This module serves as a guidance note following industry consultation and outlines the expectations for technology risk management practices. The document is available online via the HKMA's public and private websites for reference by regulated entities.
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24 Jun 2003
Supervisory Policy Manual ("SPM") TM-G-1: General Principles for Technology Risk Management B9/29C B1/21C 24 June 2003 The Chief Executive All Authorized Institutions Dear Sir / Madam, Supervisory Policy Manual ("SPM") TM-G-1: General Principles for Technology Risk Management I am pleased to inform you that, following consultation with the industry, the Monetary Authority is issuing the above module of the SPM today. This module, which provides AIs with guidance on general principles that AIs are expected to consider in managing technology-related risks, is being issued as a guidance note. On-line access to the above module is available under the icon of "Supervisory Policy Manual" in the HKMA's public (http://www.info.gov.hk/hkma/eng/bank/spma/index.htm) and private (http://www.hkfin.net) web-sites. Should you have any questions relating to this module, please feel free to contact Mr. ShuPui Li at 2878 1826 or Mr. Brian Lee at 2878 1651. Yours faithfully, Raymond LI Executive Director (Banking Development) The Chairman, Hong Kong Association of Banks The Chairman, The Deposit-taking Companies Association Last revision date : 07 September 2011
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