Peru's Superintendency of Banking, Insurance and Private Pension Fund Administrators (SBS) issued amendments to the General Regulation for Savings and Credit Cooperatives (Coopac) and the Accounting Manual for Coopac to better align prudential and accounting requirements with cooperative operations while maintaining solvency expectations and member protection. The changes add new sources of capital strengthening, including recognising a percentage of fixed-term deposits as a patrimonial strengthening source based on maturity, subject to limits and parameters. They also introduce specific treatment for asset revaluations and for the accounting and capital recognition of valuation increases, with prudential criteria intended to ensure the reasonableness of such valuations, and adjust the timelines in the gradual transition schedule for provisioning alongside other accounting provisions that vary by each Coopac’s modular tier.