BSP Memorandum (12 February 1996)
RESERVE REQUIREMENTS AGAINST PESO DEPOSITS AND DEPOSIT SUBSTITUTE LIABILITIES OF FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES
(NAR) VOL. 7 NO. 1 / JANUARY-MARCH 1996
[ BSP MEMORANDUM, February 12, 1996 ]
RESERVE REQUIREMENTS AGAINST PESO DEPOSITS AND DEPOSIT SUBSTITUTE LIABILITIES OF FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES
In connection with the Memorandum to All Banks and Non-Bank Financial Intermediaries with Quasi Banking Functions dated November 10, 1995 on reserve requirements against peso deposits and deposit substitute liabilities of financial intermediaries, Sections II.A.2, II.B.2, II.C.2 and II.D.2 should read as follows: II.A.2. Minimum required reserve deposit with BSP A minimum proportion of 25% of the required reserve for each type of deposit is required in the form of balances with BSP. (Not more than 2% of the combined deposit liabilities and deposit substitutes of banks/NBQBs may be maintained in the form of market yielding government securities purchased directly from BSP which is allowed under Circular 10.) Total reserve P34,000 requirements Less: 2% short-term GS purchased from 4,000 BSP ———— Net reserve 30,000 requirement ======= Deposit with BSP- P7,500 25% of P30,000 (Note: Actual deposit with BSP may be more than P7,500 or the 25 % minimum requirement; however, less than 25% will result in reserve deficiency). If the 2% reserve in the form of market yielding government securities is not maintained, the 25% minimum deposit with BSP shall be based on the gross required reserves, as follows: Deposit with BSP-25% of P34,000 P8,500II.B.2. Minimum required reserve deposit with BSP A minimum proportion of 25% of the required reserve for each type of deposit is required in the form of balances with BSP.) Not more than 2% of the combined deposit liabilities and deposit substitutes of banks/NBQBs may be maintained in the form of market yielding government securities purchased directly from BSP which is allowed under Circular 10.) Total reserve P16,000 requirements Less: 2% short-term GS purchased from 2,000 BSP ———— Net reserve 14,000 requirement ======= Deposit with BSP- P3,500 25% of P14,000 (Note: Actual deposit with BSP may be more than P3,500 or the 25 % minimum requirement; however, less than 25% will result in reserve deficiency). If the 2% reserve in the form of market yielding government securities is not maintained, the 25% minimum deposit with BSP shall be based on the gross required reserves, as follows: Deposit with BSP-25% of P16,000 P4,000 II.C.2. Minimum required reserve deposit with BSP A minimum proportion of 25% of the required reserve for each type of deposit is required in the form of balances with BSP. (Not more than 2% of the combined deposit liabilities and deposit substitutes of banks/NBQBs may be maintained in the form of market yielding government securities purchased directly from BSP which is allowed under Circular 10.) Total reserve P8,750 requirements Less: 2% short-term GS purchased from 1,500 BSP ———— Net reserve 7,250 requirement =======Deposit with BSP- P1,812.50 25% of P7,250 (Note: Actual deposit with BSP may be more than P1,812.50 or the 25 % minimum requirement; however, less than 25% will result in reserve deficiency). If the 2% reserve in the form of market yielding government securities is not maintained, the 25% minimum deposit with BSP shall be based on the gross required reserves, as follows: Deposit with BSP-25% of P8,750 P2,187.50 II.D.2. Minimum required reserve deposit with BSP A minimum proportion of 10% of the required reserve for each type of deposit is required in the form of balances with BSP. (Not more than 2% of the combined deposit liabilities and deposit substitutes of banks/NBQBs may be maintained in the form of market yielding government securities purchased directly from BSP which is allowed under Circular 10.) Total reserve P34,000 requirements Less: 2% short-term GS purchased from 4,000 BSP ———— Net reserve 30,000 requirement ======= Deposit with BSP- P3,000 10% of P30,000 (Note: Actual deposit with BSP may be more than P3,000 or the 25 % minimum requirement; however, less than 25% will result in reserve deficiency). If the 2% reserve in the form of market yielding government securities is not maintained, the 10% minimum deposit with BSP shall be based on the gross required reserves, as follows: Deposit with BSP-10% of P34,000 P3,400Please be guided accordingly. Adopted: 12 Feb. 1996
(SGD.) ALBERTO V. REYES Deputy Governor