Rule · SAMA · 18 Mar 2017

Adjusting the Loss Given Default (LGD) Rate for the Corporate Sector from 60% to 50%

The Saudi Central Bank adjusts the Loss Given Default (LGD) rate for unsecured senior corporate exposures from 60% to 50%, establishing a 50% floor and 60% cap for non-defaulted cases while retaining actual bank-calculated LGD for defaulted exposures. Banks must apply this revised rate when calculating Pillar 1 and Pillar 2 capital requirements, including Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP) documentation and Foundation Internal Ratings-Based (F-IRB) transition applications. This regulatory amendment takes effect on April 1, 2017, and amends Paragraph 29 of Circular No. 5318 to align with IFRS 9 standards and Basel framework applications.

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  • Institution's Circular No. 5318 dated January 18, 2012Not in RegAlert

    “I refer to the Institution's Circular No. 5318 dated January 18, 2012... amend Paragraph No. 29 (Page 7) of the aforementioned Institution's Circular”

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