2018-09-16
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The Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) has issued a consultation proposing the addition of Leverage Ratio requirements to Module CA, introducing specific chapters for Islamic (CA-10) and conventional banks (CA-15). All Bahraini bank licensees, audit firms, and law firms must submit their feedback, including nil comments and impact assessments with leverage measures. Electronic responses in editable format are due by September 16, 2018, via email to consultation@cbb.gov.bh.
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EDBS/KH/C/42/2018
15th July 2018
All Bahraini bank licensees
All Audit Firms
All Law Firms
Manama - Kingdom of Bahrain
Dear Sir,
Further to the changes introduced by Basel Committee on Leverage Ratio which was finalised in December 2017, the CBB is issuing a second consultation on the Leverage Ratio requirement Chapter (CA-10) for Islamic bank licensees and Chapter (CA-15) for conventional bank licensees.
The proposed module shall be available on the CBB website (www.cbb.gov.bh) under the “open consultations” section.
The CBB requests all Bahraini bank licensees, Audit firms, and Law firms to provide their comments, including ‘nil comments’ on these proposed requirements. Banks also are required to provide the CBB with an impact assessment and leverage measures.
Responses must be sent electronically, in an editable format, to consultataion@cbb.gov.bh, by 16th September 2018.
Yours faithfully,
Khalid Hamad
Enc cc: BAB
ص.ب : ٢٧، المنامة - مملكة البحرين
هاتف: (+973) 17532605 - فاكس: (+973) 17547400
P.O. Box : 27, Manama - Kingdom of Bahrain
Tel: (+973) 17547400 - Fax: (+973) 17532605 website: www.cbb.gov.bh E-mail: khalid.hamad@cbb.gov.bh
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