Risk-Based Capital Rules have already changed. Are you prepared?
Hong Kong and Singapore have already enhanced their RBC rulebooks. Hong Kong’s three-year transition period is ending soon, and new rules on capital relief are about to take effect. Find out where you stand.
The window is closing faster than you think
In May, Hong Kong finalised preferential capital treatment for infrastructure investment — asset-backed financing is now treated better than standard corporate debt and equity, and no longer penalised.
THE CLOCK IS RUNNING ON PILLAR 3
From 1 July 2027, the reporting window shrinks for good — 8 months down to 6.
Singapore has introduced its own relief for capital charges on infrastructure debt — similar to Hong Kong’s approach, but different in practice.
Two regulators. Two approaches. One outdated playbook if you haven’t adjusted governance, operational model, valuation, and asset-liability management yet.
The questions you can’t avoid:
- Would your capital treatment hold up under review today?
- One view across public and private holdings — or finding out too late it’s sub-optimal?
- Built for where the regime is going, or where it’s been?
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77% say they don’t have the resources to keep up
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