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Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Managing (Inherently Risky) Banking Markets: The Experience of the BSP Nestor A. Espenilla, Jr. Deputy Governor, BSP SEACEN-Bank Indonesia High Level Seminar for Deputy Governors Bali, Indonesia December 2010

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Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

Managing (Inherently Risky) Banking Markets:The Experience of the BSP

Nestor A. Espenilla, Jr.Deputy Governor, BSP

SEACEN-Bank IndonesiaHigh Level Seminar for Deputy Governors

Bali, Indonesia December 2010

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1) Banking is a business of leverage and gaps. It is inherently risky but, if managed, is value-enhancing.

2) Banks lend more when economic conditions improve. Thus, bank credit is pro-cyclical by nature.

3) Financial governance is a shared responsibility between the banks, the public and the banking supervisor.

4) The banking supervisor must be the one to define the prudential framework while interacting with others.

Our Working Premises

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The capacity to mobilize and then intermediate saving is the minimum benchmark

When the banks’ balance sheet expands during periods of stress it suggests resilience

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Capital remained consistently high even when the balance sheet was expanding

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Despite the extent of leverage, the balance sheet expansion occurred while the quality of the banks’ balance sheet clearly improved

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Financial Inclusion and Financial Learning have been hallmark advocacies.

Our inclusion program has recently been adjudged as among the best in the world

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A Perspective Reinforced by the Crisis . . .

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Terminology and Practice

• Terms like financial stability, macro-prudential and micro-prudential have been in use since the aftermath of the 1997 Asian financial crisis

• Recent work by the BIS study group on Corporate Governance and Financial Stability shows that

a) There is no universal definition of Financial Stabilityb) Current monitoring tools have been designed for specific

reasons … but macro-prudential indicators in a financial stability context have yet to be defined

• We need to contextualize the monitoring of banking behaviour to extend to its systemic implications

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A Fundamental Concern

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• Capital• Asset Quality• Management• Earnings• Liquidity• Sensitivity to Risk

? CAMELS? Is CAMELS appropriate

for the system as a whole

? Are all the relevant risks covered

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Financial Market

Real Market

• Liquidity is central to what banks do

• Liquidity has micro and macro facets

Policy Handles

If Leverage is Impt … so is Liquidity

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If Leverage is Impt … so is Liquidity

1) Tenor matters

2) Pricing matters

3) Timing through the business cycle matters

4) Distribution matters

5) Risk appetite matters

Liquidity is not just about volume . . .

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Risks Need to be Properly Measured

• Standard categories of risks – Credit, Market, Ops –are necessary but not sufficient

a) Pillar 2 risks are importantb) In practice, risks are seldom stand-alone

• Risk models are meant to be simplified representation of market dynamics

a) Model parameters need to be re-calibrated for a particular market situation

b) The integrity of the model ultimately rests with the users of the model

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Putting All of These Together . . .

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The Challenges of Supervision

1) The “new normal”

2) Banks prefer the certainty

3) We need to analyze risks bettera) Better use of modelsb) Systemic risk

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The Challenges of Supervision

4) Liquidity will be key

5) Role of bank supervisors in financial stability

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The Challenges of Supervision

1) Enabling the new environment

2) Shorter phase-in period for changes

3) Sharper and broader analysis of risks

4) Key role of liquidity risk

5) Financial stability mandate

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

Managing (Inherently Risky) Banking Markets:The Experience of the BSP

Nestor A. Espenilla, Jr.Deputy Governor, BSP

SEACEN-Bank IndonesiaHigh Level Seminar for Deputy Governors

Bali, Indonesia December 2010