2018-02-27
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority issued this circular on 27 February 2018 to provide completion instructions for the Certificate of Compliance with the Banking Ordinance forms MA(BS)1F(a) and MA(BS)1F(b). These forms are required for all Authorized Institutions to certify compliance with statutory liquidity requirements under the Banking Ordinance. The document distinguishes between institutions incorporated in Hong Kong and those incorporated outside Hong Kong, assigning specific forms to each category.
CIR
Current
Issue Date:
27 Feb 2018
20180227-1-EN.pdf (90.3 KB)
Topic:
Liquidity Risk Management - Statutory liquidity requirements
Group:
All Authorized Institutions
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Annex
Current
27 Feb 2018
Annex 1 - Completion Instructions - Certificate of Compliance with the Banking Ordinance of an Authorized Institution incorporated in Hong Kong MA(BS)1F(a)
Annex
Current
27 Feb 2018
Annex 2 - Completion Instructions - Certificate of Compliance with the Banking Ordinance of an Authorized Institution incorporated outside Hong Kong MA(BS)1F(b)
Annex
Current
27 Feb 2018
Annex 1 - Completion Instructions - Certificate of Compliance with the Banking Ordinance of an Authorized Institution incorporated in Hong Kong MA(BS)1F(a)
Annex
Current
27 Feb 2018
Annex 2 - Completion Instructions - Certificate of Compliance with the Banking Ordinance of an Authorized Institution incorporated outside Hong Kong MA(BS)1F(b)
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