Consultation · CBB · 16 Feb 2017
The Central Bank of Bahrain has issued a consultation notice proposing a new Netting Law to replace Resolution No. 44 of 2014 governing close-out netting under market contracts. The proposed legislation will supersede existing regulatory provisions and is currently available for public review on the regulator’s website. All licensed banks are required to submit their electronic feedback, including nil responses, directly to the designated consultation email by February 16, 2017.
EDBS/KH/C/04/2017
26th January 2017
All Banks
Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain
Dear Sir,
As part of the CBB’s objective in enhancing its regulatory framework, the CBB is proposing a “Netting Law” that shall replace and supersede Resolution No. (44) of 2014: With Respect to Promulgating a Regulation for Close-Out Netting under a Market Contract, issued by the CBB on December 7, 2014.
The proposed law shall be available on the CBB website (www.cbb.gov.bh) under the “open consultations” section.
The CBB requests all banks to provide their comments, including ‘nil comments’ on this proposed law.
Responses must be sent electronically to “consultation@cbb.gov.bh”, by 16th February 2017.
Yours faithfully
Khalid Hamad
ص.ب: ٢٧، المنامة - مملكة البحرين
هاتف: (+973) 17532605 - فاكس: (+973) 17547400 P.O. Box : 27, Manama - Kingdom of Bahrain Tel: (+973) 17547400 - Fax: (+973) 17532605 website: www.cbb.gov.bh E-mail: khalid.hamad@cbb.gov.bh
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