2004-06-07

Decision No. 006/2004-CSBF/P on the Risk Division Ratio of Credit Institutions

The President of the Commission for Banking and Financial Supervision (CSBF) amends Article 5 of Directive No. 003/94-CCBEF to update the risk division ratio weights for credit institutions based on currency, loan term, and beneficiary status. The revised regulation specifies distinct risk percentages for short-, medium-, and long-term loans, as well as doubtful and immobilized claims, distinguishing between free zone and non-free zone enterprises. Effective for the financial position as of end-July 2004, the decision mandates that unpaid maturities be reclassified as doubtful claims within 60 days and requires banks to enforce guarantees upon such reclassification.

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COMMISSION FOR BANKING AND FINANCIAL SUPERVISION


The President


DECISION NO. 006/2004-CSBF/P on the Risk Division Ratio of Credit Institutions


The President of the Commission for Banking and Financial Supervision (CSBF), Having regard to Law No. 95-030 of February 22, 1996 on the activity and supervision of credit institutions, Having regard to Directive No. 003/94-CCBEF of December 29, 1994 on the division of risks for banks and financial institutions, as amended by Directive No. 002/99-CSBF of July 22, 1999, H E R E B Y D E C I D E S: Article 1: In application of the provisions of Article 43 of Law No. 95-030 of February 22, 1996, and in complement to the provisions adopted by Decision No. 002/2004-CSBF/P dated April 21, 2004, Article 5 of Directive No. 003/94-CCBEF of December 29, 1994 on the division of risks is amended as follows: « The risks defined in Article 3, net of the elements referred to in Article 4, are retained for the following risk weights: a) - for loans and advances in national currency:

Nature of creditsIf beneficiary is non-free zone enterpriseIf beneficiary is free zone enterprise
Short-term credits
Discount of local commercial paper (F1)75%100%
Mobilization of claims on foreign entities (F2)50%80%
Mobilization of administrative claims (F3)75%-
Advance on merchandise stocks (F4)75%75%
Advance on product stocks (F5)50%75%
Cash facility, overdraft (F6)100%120%
Mobilization of credit sales (F7)75%-
Working capital loan (F8)50%50%
Pre-financing of product collection (F9)75%-
Medium and long-term credits
Medium-term loans75%[1], otherwise 100%75%[1], otherwise 100%
Long-term loans75%[1], otherwise 100%75%[1], otherwise 100%
Restructured claims120%175%
Immobilized claims150%175%
Doubtful, disputed and litigious claims150%175%

[1] If leasing operations or loans secured by a duly formalized first-rank real security

b) - for loans and advances in foreign currency:

Nature of creditsIf beneficiary is non-free zone enterpriseIf beneficiary is free zone enterprise
Short-term credits
1. - Cash facility, overdraft (F6)150%175%
2. - Other short-term loans120%150%
Immobilized claims175%200%
Doubtful, disputed and litigious claims175%200%

c) - for signature guarantees and other risks mentioned in Article 3, their respective risk weights of 20% and 100% remain unchanged. » Article 2: Unpaid maturities must be reclassified as doubtful and disputed claims in accordance with Article 3, paragraph 3.2 of Directive No. 004/97-CSBF of June 2, 1997 on risk provisioning rules, in particular unpaid maturities on discounted securities (F1, F2, F3 and F7) within a period of 60 days from the date of default recognition. All banks are required to enforce received guarantees and counter-guarantees upon reclassification as doubtful, disputed and litigious claims. These guarantees and counter-guarantees are not taken into account in determining the actual recovery value when evaluating provisions as stipulated in Article 4, paragraph 4.4, second dash, of Directive No. 004/97-CSBF of June 2, 1997 on risk provisioning rules. The provisions of this Decision apply for the determination of the risk division ratio as from the position finalized at end-July 2004. Done in Antananarivo, on June 7, 2004. The President,