Financial News: The Bank of Russia is introducing new national regulation on short-term liquidity risk.

Translation. Region: Russian Federal

Source: Central Bank of Russia

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Systemically important credit institutions (SICI) will begin to comply with the requirements from October 30, 2025. new national short-term liquidity coverage ratio (NSLR) instead of the current Basel standard.

Changes This will allow for a more accurate assessment of SZKO risks by taking into account the specifics of the Russian financial market. Key innovations include expanding the scope of highly liquid assets and clarifying cash outflow ratios.

Banks will be required to submit their NNCL reporting for the first time as of November 1, 2025. Since the reporting form for the new planned standard will come into effect in January 2026, until then, banks will submit NNCL data as part of their current Basel standard forms. The Bank of Russia will provide additional clarifications on completing the reporting forms.

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