The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic has published proposed amendments to the prudential capital adequacy rules to incorporate capital requirements arising from the revised Regulation on Operational Risk. The changes would adjust the current solvency ratio formula to reflect the applicable operational risk capital requirement. The proposal aligns the capital adequacy framework with operational risk amendments approved by the Monetary Board in November 2025 and seeks consistent regulatory treatment across the two frameworks. The revised requirements are scheduled to apply from April 12, 2027, in accordance with the operational risk regulation.
2026-09-22Central Bank of the Dominican Republic
Central Bank of the Dominican Republic launches consultation on solvency ratio changes for operational risk capital
The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic is consulting on changes to the prudential capital adequacy rules that would incorporate operational risk capital into the solvency ratio formula. The amendments would align the framework with the revised Regulation on Operational Risk and apply from April 12, 2027.