2017-07-06
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The Central Bank of Myanmar mandates an 8% regulatory capital adequacy ratio and a minimum 4% Tier I ratio for all domestic banks under these Capital Adequacy Regulations. Institutions must deposit capital at the Central Bank, submit monthly reporting forms, and present a capital improvement plan within 30 days of any identified shortfall. A six-month transition period allows banks to meet these thresholds, after which persistent deficits trigger administrative sanctions and restrictions on new lending or branch expansion.
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