Risks to Banking Sector Stability
Enhance the data management system and improve capacity for liquidity risk analysis (¶11).
BoT
MT
Extend the risk analysis to better cover a wider range of sources of risk with potential
systemic spillovers, including concentration in loan portfolios (¶9).
BoT
NT
Collect more granular data on SFIs to refine the stress tests on solvency and liquidity (¶11).
BoT, MoF
NT
Macroprudential and Financial Stability
Clarify the financial stability mandate of the FIPC and the MPC (¶19).
BoT, MoF
MT
Address potential leakages by expanding BoT’s macroprudential authority, including
extending existing DTIs to personal loans granted by SFIs, TCCs, and CUs (¶19).
BoT, MoF,
MoAC
MT
Introduce a broad-based DSTI ratio (¶19).
BoT
NT
Banking and Specialized Financial Institutions Oversight
Amend internal guidelines on preventive and corrective action to reflect flexibility granted
under FIBA (¶21).
BoT, MoF
MT
Implement the new definitions of loan restructuring and rescheduling and the current
practices surrounding NPL identification to meet international standards (¶22).
BoT
MT
Continue reforms to supervise the three largest retail deposit-taking SFIs under the same
standards as commercial banks (¶24).
BoT, MoF
MT
Thrift and Credit Cooperatives and Credit Unions
Define and initiate the implementation of a regulatory and supervisory regime for financial
cooperatives that is proportionally equivalent to that applied to the banking system (¶29).
MoAC with
support from
BoT
MT
Address a potential over-indebtedness problem including by defining maximum DTI ratios,
and requiring TCCs and CUs to report to the NCB (¶29).
BoT, MoAC
I
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