BSP Memoranda BSP Memoranda No. M-2021-002BSP Memoranda No. M-2021-002 2021-01-04T00:00:00.000+08:00

Regulatory Relief on the Non-lmposition of Sanctions for Breach in Single Borrower's Limit by Foreign Bank Branches Established Prior to Republic Act No. 10641

BANGKo SeNTnaL NG PILIPINAS OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR MEMORANDUM NO. M-2027:{JO2 To : All Foreign Bank Branches Established Prior to Republic Act No. 10641 Subject : Regulatory Relief on the Non-lmposition of Sanctions for Breach in Single Borrower's timit by Foreign Bank Branches Established Prior to Republic Act No. 10641 The Monetary Board, in its Resolution No. 1708 dated 28 December 2O2O, approved the grant of regulatory relief to branches of foreign banks established in the Philippines prior to Republic Act No. LO64t as part of the initiatives of the Bangko Sentral to support the country's economic recovery. In view of the lapse of the transitory period for the Single Borrower's Limit {SBL) pursuant to Section 103 of the Manual of Regulations for Banks (MORB), as amended by Circular No. 1073 dated 10 February 2020, existing foreign bank branches established in the Philippines prior to Republic Act No. t0641that breach the SBL shall not be subject to sanctions prescribed under Section 362 of the MORB until 31 December 2O2L: Provided, That the amount of the new loan, credit accommodation, or guarantee extended as well as the restructured, renewed, and refinanced existing credit exposures, beginning 01 January 2021 until 3L December 202L, shall not exceed the prescribed percentage limitl using as reference point twice the level of capital as defined under Section 103 of the MORB (Capital requirements of foreign bank). For guidance and implementation. \\ C- (. a BENJAMIN E. DIOKNO Governor 6t ,rnu.ry2o2L Pursuant to BSP Memorandum No. M-2020-057 dated 21 July 2020 on Amendments to the Operotionol Relief Meosures for BSFls, the SBL is increased from 25 percent to 30 percent until 31 March 2O2t, pursuant to national interest. A. Mabini St., Malate 1004 Manila, Philippines c (63217087701. www.bsp.gov.ph . [email protected]

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