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Bail-In
MAS may exercise powers that are beyond the control of the Groups
As part of the global regulatory response to the risk that systemically important financial institutions could fail, banks and more recently, insurance companies, have been the focus of recovery and resolution planning requirements. Recovery and resolution planning are designed to provide a blueprint for recovery actions to rescue such systemically important financial institutions as a going concern if such institutions face severe financial distress. As a last resort, regulatory authorities may exercise its resolution powers in order to avoid systemic disruption and government bailouts.
In Singapore, the MAS has certain resolution powers over failed financial institutions, financial institutions that are at risk of failure or, financial institutions that have breached regulatory obligations. Such resolution powers can be exercised by the MAS prior to the insolvency of such financial institutions. These resolution powers are set out in the Monetary Authority of Singapore Act 1970.
The MAS resolution powers currently include, among other things, the power to (i) transfer the whole or part of the business of a financial institution; (ii) order a compulsory transfer of shares of a financial institution; (iii) order a compulsory restructuring of share capital of the institution; and (iv) exercise statutory powers allowing the MAS to temporarily stay early termination rights (including set-off and netting rights) of counterparties to financial contracts entered into with a financial institution over which the MAS may exercise its resolution powers (which would include Singapore licensed insurers). There are also provisions in the MAS Act relating to cross-border recognition of resolution action, creditor safeguards and resolution funding. The statutory bail-in regime currently only applies to Singapore incorporated bank and Singapore-incorporated bank holding companies, but there can be no assurance that insurance companies will not be subject to such statutory bail-in regime in the future.
MAS has stated that as bail-in involves imposing express losses on creditors and not just delaying contractual rights, it has adopted a more prudent approach of starting with Singapore-incorporated banks and Singapore-incorporated bank holding companies. For non-bank financial institutions such as insurance companies, MAS has stated that it will continue to monitor international developments on bail in regimes. If insurance companies become subject to the statutory bail-in regime in the future, MAS may have resolution powers in respect of the Great Eastern Holdings Limited (GEH) Group which are beyond its control and the exercise of such resolution powers in respect of the GEH Group may have an adverse effect on its business, financial condition and results of operations.
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