The Association Of Private Banks Holds A Specialized Workshop On "Control Guidelines For Internal Assessment Of Capital Adequacy Standards"

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 The Association Of Private Banks Holds A Specialized Workshop On "Control Guidelines For Internal Assessment Of Capital Adequacy Standards"


Advisor to the Association of Banks, Samir Al-Nusairi  Banks  Economy News – Baghdad  The Iraqi Private Banks Association held a specialized workshop on the subject of regulatory controls for the internal assessment of capital adequacy standards.

The seminar hosted representatives of the Central Bank, including the relevant managers of the Banking Supervision Department at the Central Bank, and was attended by representatives of all commercial and Islamic banks, including the directors of risk, compliance, credit, internal and financial audit, and members of the boards of directors who are members of the Risk Committee.

The workshop was moderated by the Association of Banks' advisor, Samir Al-Nusairi, who spoke about the objectives of regulatory standards for capital adequacy in accordance with the requirements of the Basel Committee's second pillar to secure a capital buffer to mitigate risks. He emphasized the need to strengthen and improve corporate governance in banks based on the Environmental and Social Standards Guide issued in 2024.

He pointed out that the comprehensive banking reform project, which the Central Bank is working to implement in cooperation with the global consulting firm Oliver Wyman, is sponsored and supported by the government.

Central Bank representatives Ali Abdul Aziz and Hussein Reda spoke about the details of the regulations and tasks required of banks, as well as the procedures and timelines required to implement the regulations over the coming year.

The attendees discussed the regulations and observations that required clarification and answers from the Central Bank. These were answered by Central Bank representatives. At the conclusion of the workshop, it was decided to form a permanent joint working group between the Central Bank and the banks to follow up on implementation and address any obstacles that may hinder implementation. 

Specialized workshops and training courses will also be held for relevant leadership cadres on the boards of directors and executive management at banks to ensure accurate implementation and application of the regulations.   https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=55727


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