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  1. Standard 7: Liquidity Risk . Issue The CPMI-IOSCO Principles for Financial Market Infrastructures (the Principles)1 define liquidity risk as risk that arises when the financial market infrastructure (FMI), its participants or other entities cannot settle their payment obligations when due as part of the clearing or settlement process. This note

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  2. Liquidity risk is among the most important risks that pension funds need to manage . This is the risk that pension funds will not be able to meet their cash and collateral obligations. If liquidity needs are not well provisioned for , then adverse scenarios could force funds to sell less-liquid

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  3. The LCR will be a key component of OSFI's supervisory approach to liquidity risk, and will be supplemented by detailed supervisory assessments of other aspects of an institution's liquidity risk management framework in line with the BCBS Sound Principles Footnote 2 and OSFI's Guideline B-6: Liquidity Principles Footnote 3, the NSFR (Chapter 3), and the other liquidity monitoring tools (Chapter ...

  4. A financial institution’s liquidity risk management strategy should cover all qualitative and quantitative aspects, such as: • responsibilities related to liquidity risk management in normal times and in times of crisis; • sources of liquidity risk originating from its balance sheet structure, its internal

  5. Sep 18, 2020 · responsibilities of IFMs in managing liquidity risk.7 As a fund’s liquidity risk is a risk associated with the business of the fund, section 11.1 of NI 31-103 requires a registered firm to have policies and procedures, that establish a system of controls and supervision sufficient to address such risk. In

  6. During your retirement, the risk related to liquidity is closely linked to your retirement savings withdrawal strategy. That risk becomes particularly relevant if you are counting on an illiquid asset, such as your house, to plan your retirement income or if you outlive your personal savings.

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  8. A robust liquidity risk management framework includes the following: • a Board-approved appetite for liquidity risk that is reflected in liquidity and funding policies; • policies and processes for measuring, monitoring and managing liquidity risk in accordance with 4 See FSA’s Governance Guideline published September 2013.

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