Investment by International Financial Service Centre Insurance OfficeInternational Financial Services Centres Authority (Investment by International Financial Service Centre Insurance Office) Regulations, 2022
Investment by International Financial Service Centre Insurance OfficeInternational Financial Services Centres Authority (Investment by International Financial Service Centre Insurance Office) Regulations, 2022
Sovereign credit rating requirements restrict eligible government debt investments and require relocation from high-risk jurisdictions. Investments by an International Financial Service Centre Insurance Office in central-government bonds or debt instruments are limited to countries holding ... Summary
Sovereign credit rating requirements restrict eligible government debt investments and require relocation from high-risk jurisdictions.
Investments by an International Financial Service Centre Insurance Office in central-government bonds or debt instruments are limited to countries holding an investment-grade sovereign credit rating from a recognised international rating agency, unless otherwise specified. Debt instruments issued by sub-national governments, public-sector entities, municipalities, or other non-central-government entities do not qualify as sovereign bonds. Investments in countries subsequently identified as high-risk jurisdictions subject to a call for action must be relocated to eligible countries within the specified period and reported to the Authority.
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