Rule · BI · 14 Nov 2008
Commercial banks domiciled in Indonesia must hold SBI/SUN securities and submit signed agreements with statutory copies to Bank Indonesia to access the Intraday Liquidity Facility. Banks must transfer securities to FLI-RTGS or FLI-Clearing accounts during operational hours before using the facility to settle insufficient balances. FLI must be finalized by the BI-RTGS cut-off warning on the same day, with fees charged one working day later. This circular, effective 14 November 2008, replaces Circular Letters 7/34/DPM and 7/46/DPM.
No. 10/38/DPM Jakarta, 14 November 2008
CIRCULAR LETTER
To
ALL COMMERCIAL BANKS
Subject: Intraday Liquidity Facility for Commercial Banks ________________________________________ In the framework of providing intraday liquidity facility to smooth Bank transactions in the Bank Indonesia – Real Time Gross Settlement System (BI-RTGS) and Bank Indonesia National Clearing System as stipulated in Bank Indonesia Regulation Number 10/29/PBI/2008 dated 14 November 2008 regarding Intraday Liquidity Facility for Commercial Banks (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 174 of 2008, Supplement to the State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4922), it is deemed necessary to promulgate stipulation for the implementation of provision for Intraday Liquidity Facility as follows:
I. PROVISIONS FOR INTRADAY LIQUIDITY FACILITY (FLI):
a. Agreement to Use FLI as per Appendix-1 to be prepared in two (2) copies as basis for the Bank to use FLI :
1) 1 (one) copy duly sufficiently stamped and signed by the Board of
Directors or the authorized Bank executive pursuant to the Statutes of the Bank; and
2) 1 (one) copy duly sufficiently stamped to be signed by Bank Indonesia.
b. For Bank which head office is domiciled in Indonesia:
1) photocopy of Statutes or the latest amendment legalized by the Bank,
empowering the Board of Directors to represent the Bank if the signing of agreement is to be by the Board of Directors;
2) photocopy of Statutes as referred to in number 1) and power of attorney
from the Board of Directors to the executive signing the agreement if the Board of Directors do not sign the Agreement;
3) photocopy of regional regulations for Banks that are established as
regional banks that empower the Board of Directors to represent the Bank if the signing of agreement is to be done by the Board of Directors;
4) photocopy of regional regulations as referred to in number 3) and the
power of attorney from the Board of Directors to the executive signing the agreement if the Board of Directors do not sign the Agreement.
c. For Bank which head office is domiciled overseas:
1) photocopy of power of attorney from the Head Office empowering the
executive to represent the Bank if the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is to sign the agreement; or
2) photocopy of power of attorney as referred to in number 1) and power
of attorney from the CEO to the executive signing the agreement if the CEO is not to sign he agreement;
d. photocopy of a valid personal identity card (KTP) or passport of the Bank executive that is empowered to sign the agreement as referred in letter b and c.
4) Documents…
4. Documents as referred to in number 3 are to be submitted with a covering letter to
Bank Indonesia, Monetary Operation Bureau – Directorate of Monetary Management (BOpM-DPM), Jl. M. H. Thamrin No. 2, Jakarta 10350.
5. Bank Indonesia shall notify the Bank in writing the approval or rejection of the FLI
application 7 (seven) working days at the latest after receipt by Bank Indonesia of the complete documents as referred to number 3.
6. In the case the FLI application is approved, Bank Indonesia shall make the BISSSS accessible to the Bank for the use of FLI.
7. In the case that Bank has already an access as referred to in number 6 and the said
Bank does not then meet the FLI requirements, Bank Indonesia shall terminate the accessibility of FLI through BI-SSSS.
II. REPO TRANSACTION OF FLI
3) SBI and/or SUN as referred to in number 1) may not be re-transferred to the
trading account provided that the Bank uses the BI-RTGS.
4).Bank…
4). Bank may re-transfer SBI and/or SUN as referred to number 1) to the trading account after the Bank finalizes FLI-RTGS. b. Repo transaction of FLI-Clearing
1) Bank has to transfer the SBI and/or SUN from the trading account to the
FLI-Clearing in meeting the requirements for provision of prefunding.
2) Transfer of the SBI and/or SUN as referred to in number 1) shall take place
at the beginning of the day prior to the commencement of Debit Clearing in accordance with the stipulations of Bank Indonesia concerning the National Clearing System (SKNBI).
3) The Nominal value of the SBI and/or SUN as referred to in number 1)
transferred in accordance with the requirements to meet the obligations of prefunding provision.
4) Bank may re-transfer SBI and/or SUN as referred to number 1) to the
trading account in accordance with the stipulations of Bank Indonesia concerning the SKNBI.
3. Repo transaction using SBI and/or SUN in the frame of FLI through BI-SSSS
is implemented pursuant to procedures as referred to in the stipulations of Bank Indonesia concerning BI-SSSS.
III. USE OF FLI
1. Use of FLI-RTGS
a. Bank may use the FLI-RTGS from the opening of the BI-RTGS System until the cut-off warning of the BI-RTGS System provided that Bank has transferred the SBI and/or SUN to the account in FLI-RTGS as referred to in paragraph II.2.a.
b. The use of FLI-RTGS shall take place automatically when the balance of Rupiah demand deposit account of the Bank at Bank Indonesia has insufficient balance to:
1) Settle the outgoing transactions in BI-RTGS system; and
2) Settle…
2) Settle the final debit clearing in accordance with the stipulations of
Bank Indonesia concerning the SKNBI.
2. Use of FLI-Clearing
Use of FLI-Clearing shall take place automatically when the balance of Rupiah demand deposit account of the Bank at Bank Indonesia is insufficient to settle final debit clearing provided that the Bank transferred already the securities to the account in FLI-Clearing as referred to in paragraph II.2.b.
3. The mechanism of using FLI through BI-SSSS is implemented pursuant to
Bank Indonesia stipulations concerning BI-SSSS.
IV. FINALIZATION OF FLI
1. Bank shall finalize the FLI on the day the FLI (T+0) is used, at the latest to the
cut-off warning time of BI-RTGS System on the same day.
2. Finalization of FLI by BI-RTGS System is executed automatically where there
is an incoming transaction to the Bank’s demand deposit account with Bank Indonesia.
3. The mechanism to finalize FLI through BI-BSSS is implemented pursuant to
Bank Indonesia stipulations concerning BI-SSSS.
V. FEE OF USING FLI
1. Bank Indonesia shall charge for the use of FLI by applying the following
formula:
Nominal value FLI used x [t / (10.5 hours x 60 minutes)] x i x [1/360] Note:
t = time duration of using FLI
i = overnight weighted average interest of morning Rupiah PUAB on the day the FLI (T=0) is in use.
10.5 hours…
10.5 hours = duration from the commencement of the BI-RTGS operating
system (06:30 WIB) up to the cut-off warning of the BIRTGS System (17:00 WIB) .
2. The fee of using the FLI as referred to in number 1 shall be calculated as
follows:
a. For the use of FLI within the first (1 st) hour, the fee will be based on the extend of FLI nominal value used by the Bank whereas the time shall be rounded up to 1 (one) hour. b. For the use of FLI after the first (1st) hour as referred to in letter a, the fee shall be calculated in accordance with the outstanding FLI nominal value; the time shall be rounded up to the nearest minute.
3. Sample of fee calculation for the use of FLI as referred to in number 2 may be
examined in Attachment -2.
4. The fee shall be charged 1 (one) working day after the use of FLI.
VI. TREATMENT TO UNFINALIZED FLI
VII. TRANSITIONAL PROVISONS
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“Bank Indonesia Circular Letter Number 7/34/DPM dated 3 August 2005 concerning the Intraday Liquidity Facility for Commercial Banks ... are hereby revoked”
“Bank Indonesia Circular Letter Number 7/46/DPM dated 27 September 2005 concerning Amendment to the Circular Letter Number 7/34/DPM ... are hereby revoked”
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