2014-12-24
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority issued completion instructions for Form MA(BS)1F(b), requiring authorized institutions incorporated outside Hong Kong to certify their compliance with specific sections of the Banking Ordinance and related liquidity rules. These institutions must submit the certificate within 14 days after the end of each quarter, reporting on their adherence to minimum liquidity requirements such as the Liquidity Coverage Ratio or Liquidity Maintenance Ratio. The form also mandates a declaration regarding contraventions of disclosure rules under section 60A(1), with specific guidance on how to indicate compliance or exemptions based on the institution's most recent disclosure statement.
MA(BS)1F(b)/P.1(1 /2015) Completion Instructions Certificate of compliance with the Banking Ordinance of an authorized institution incorporated outside Hong Kong Form MA(BS)1F(b)
MA(BS)1F(b)/P.2(1 /2015) respect of its disclosures for the annual reporting period should be recorded in the Certificate for the period ending 30 March. Where the Certificate of Compliance relates to a quarter in which no disclosure statement has been issued, the reporting institution should give the same answer as on the previous quarter’s Certificate of Compliance. 5. The reporting institution should complete item 2(d) by putting a “Y” or “N” in the appropriate column to indicate whether or not the institution has contravened any of the requirements of the Rules. If the answer to item 2(d) is “yes”, the institution should specify in the space provided relevant section(s) of the Rules that it contravened. If the institution is exempted by the Monetary Authority for disclosures required under the Rules, it should tick the relevant box as provided in the Certificate. 6. The Rules will only apply to institutions from the start of their 2007-08 financial year. For institutions which have their 2007-08 financial year commencing on a date other than 1 January 2007, they should leave the space blank until a time when they need to make a report concerning their compliance with the Rules. Hong Kong Monetary Authority December 2014