2021-06-03
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority issued this document to provide implementation guidance on the counterparty credit risk capital standard for all authorized institutions. It establishes the regulatory framework for calculating capital requirements related to exposures to counterparties and central counterparties. The guidance ensures consistent application of Basel III standards within the local banking sector.
CIR
Current
Issue Date:
03 Jun 2021
20210603-1-EN.pdf (534.1 KB)
Topic:
Capital Adequacy - CCR
Group:
All Authorized Institutions
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