Title
BSP narrows report requirements for NSSLAs
Law
Bsp Circular No. 25
Decision Date
Jun 1, 1994
BSP Circular No. 25, s. 1994, approved by the Monetary Board, streamlines reportorial requirements for Non-Stock Savings and Loan Associations (NSSLAs) with total resources of P10 million or less, eliminating several reporting obligations to reduce regulatory burden.

Exemption for NSSLAs with Total Resources of P10 Million or Less

  • Such NSSLAs are no longer required to submit:
    • Annual Report of Management to Members.
    • Consolidated Annual Financial Statements of NSSLAs and their Allied Undertakings/Affiliates/Subsidiaries.
    • Supporting individual financial statements of allied undertakings/affiliates/subsidiaries.

Deletion of Specific Reports for All NSSLAs

  • The following reports are removed from mandatory submissions:
    • CBP 7-26-02.2H a Consolidated Report of Investments in Loans and Discounts.
    • Certification as to the Last Number of Board Resolution Adopted.
    • Duplicate copies of Board of Directors Resolutions.
    • Information required in Section 4161 N.a (now Section 4161 S.b) as addendum to Information Sheet.

Removal of Certain Reports Regardless of NSSLA Size

  • Reports no longer required include:
    • Bio-Data and Information Sheet submissions where no changes have occurred.
    • Report on Crimes/Losses if the value is below the threshold: 0.5% of NSSLA's net worth or P50,000, whichever is lower.
    • Report of Discrepancies of Accounts where discrepancies do not exceed 1% of NSSLA's net worth or P100,000, whichever is lower.

Legal Authority and Issuance

  • Circular issued by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), signed by Governor Gabriel C. Singson.
  • Issued on 1 June 1994 following the Monetary Board's approval.
  • Represents regulatory relief aimed at reducing compliance burden on smaller and all NSSLAs in specified reporting areas.

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