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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