The financial regulators have issued guidance to provide clarity and consistency regarding the supervisory treatment of new loans, problem loans, and different loan workout approaches because we understand how important regulatory certainty is to bankers, who must make decisions about whether and to whom they should lend.
The breadth and depth of its research and published work, much of it in regional and international journals, is a foundation on which the Central Bank’s reputation for authoritative economic opinion is formed. The insights gained have enabled the Bank to make persuasive arguments for its policy recommendations, and to defend its views in discussions with the IMF, World Bank and other international bodies.