2015-01-15
The Central Bank of Liberia establishes a structured, forward-looking risk-based supervision model to assess the safety and soundness of banking institutions and groups. This framework mandates a continuous six-step examination process that shifts regulatory oversight from rigid rules to examiner discretion, requiring banks to maintain tailored risk management systems across eight defined risk categories. By prioritizing supervisory resources toward institutions with the highest risk profiles and adverse trends, the directive optimizes examination efficiency while strengthening ongoing communication and capital allocation between banks and regulators.