Title
Borrowings from GSIS not subject to reserve requirements
Law
Bsp Circular No. 1257
Decision Date
Oct 23, 1990
The Monetary Board's Resolution No. 1068 exempts borrowings by financial institutions from the Government Service Insurance System's Industrial and Commercial Lending Program from being classified as deposit substitutes, thereby relieving them of legal reserve and liquidity floor requirements.

Covered borrowing transaction and entities

  • Financial institutions that participate in the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) Industrial and Commercial Lending Program may have borrowings from GSIS.
  • The Circular covers borrowings arising from participation in the Industrial and Commercial Lending Program.

Core legal treatment: no deposit substitute status

  • BSP Circular No. 1257 provides that GSIS borrowings arising from the Industrial and Commercial Lending Program are not considered deposit substitutes.
  • Because the borrowings are not deposit substitutes, they are not subject to legal reserve requirements.

Core legal treatment: no liquidity floor requirement

  • BSP Circular No. 1257 provides that such GSIS borrowings are not subject to the liquidity floor requirement applicable to borrowings from the government.

Monetary Board basis for the rule

  • The Monetary Board resolves that the Industrial and Commercial Lending Program borrowings should not be treated as deposit substitutes.
  • The Monetary Board also resolves that the same borrowings should not be treated as subject to the liquidity floor requirement on government borrowings.

Administrative designation and signature

  • The Circular is signed by JOSE L. CUISIA, JR., BSP Governor.
  • The Circular is issued under the authority of the Monetary Board through Resolution No. 1068 dated October 15, 1990.

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