Philippines central bank to implement Basel III liquidity rules

philippines-cb — BSP: drafting in LCR rules

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Banks in the Philippines should be able to cope with the liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) that the central bank will shortly introduce, but this may depend on what constitutes a high-quality liquid asset, says the governor of the country's central bank Amando Tetangco.

The Central Bank of the Philippines (BSP) has taken a tough line implementing Basel III: it required full compliance with the capital rules by 2014 and recently announced a 5% leverage ratio for its banks – one of the highest

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