2021-02-13 | 28/22Added · Updated
The Central Bank of Uzbekistan amends the Regulation on Requirements for Commercial Bank Capital Adequacy by replacing the term 'other mandatory payments' with 'fees', deleting specific clauses, and establishing a minimum statutory capital of 100 billion UZS. The amendments introduce new risk-weighted asset calculation methods, define capital adequacy ratios (K1, K2, K3) with minimum thresholds of 13%, 10%, and 8% respectively, and repeal several previous provisions. New appendices specify risk weights for various asset categories, including sovereign exposures, corporate loans, and retail mortgages, based on credit ratings and loan-to-value ratios.
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