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Decision on the methodology for credit risk management by the Macedonian Bank for Development Promotion

The Decision establishes the credit‑risk‑management methodology that the Macedonian Bank for Development Promotion (MBPR) must follow, covering classification of exposures, determination of impairment and special reserve, supervisory standards for overdue claims and the overall scope and elements of credit risk management. It obliges MBPR to classify exposures according to the referenced Decision, to appraise the creditworthiness of non‑resident non‑financial legal entities at least annually (more frequently if risk increases), to calculate impairment and special reserve based on expected credit loss on an individual or collective basis, and it excludes the application of item 9 sub‑item 9.4 (indents 4‑6) for credit insurance and export‑related factoring or forfeiting, as well as the inclusion of MBPR‑issued insurance policies in first‑class collateral. The provisions of sections IV‑VI and items 59 and 61 of section VII of the referenced Decision also apply, the Decision takes effect eight days after publication and must be implemented from 1 July 2019, and it repeals the earlier Decision on the methodology for determining impairment and special reserve (Official Gazette No. 121/13).

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