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HKMA — Hong Kong Monetary Authority Prudential & Capital ✓ 23 claims 30 Oct 2026

HKMA publishes end-September reserves data and sets 2027 SDDS release calendar

The HKMA has issued its monthly International Reserves and Foreign Currency Liquidity data for end-September 2026 under the IMF's Special Data Dissemination Standard, and has set out the full release calendar for 2027. This is a routine transparency publication, but the forward calendar is the operational detail worth noting for anyone tracking Hong Kong reserve disclosures.

  • The HKMA released foreign currency reserves and liquidity data for end-September 2026 on 30 October 2026, published under the IMF's SDDS.
  • The 2027 release calendar runs from 26 February 2027 for January data through to 31 January 2028 for December 2027 data.
  • Four press releases on Exchange Fund data are issued each month: three under SDDS and one on the Abridged Balance Sheet and Currency Board Account.
  • The detailed data figures are set out in an Annex to the release.
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HKMA HKMA — Hong Kong Monetary Authority Source document ↗
HKMA — Hong Kong Monetary Authority Prudential & Capital ✓ 17 claims 29 Oct 2026

HKMA says HK markets orderly after Fed holds rates at 3.75-4%

The HKMA responded to the Federal Reserve's decision to hold rates steady, noting Hong Kong's markets remain orderly while flagging risks from the persistent interest rate differential between the two currencies. The statement is a routine market commentary rather than a policy change, but signals what the authority is watching.

  • The Fed kept the federal funds rate target range unchanged at 3.75-4% on 29 October 2026, in line with market expectations.
  • The Fed's statement cited strong economic activity, a stable labour market, and inflation that has remained elevated.
  • The HKMA said the persistent HKD-USD interest rate differential may cause carry trade activity to gradually ease the Hong Kong dollar.
  • The HKMA said the Hong Kong dollar and interbank rate outlook depends on factors including carry trade risk appetite and HKD supply-demand conditions.
  • The HKMA advised the public to carefully manage interest rate risks in decisions on property purchase, investment or borrowing.
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BNM Bank Negara Malaysia Source document ↗
Bank Negara Malaysia Prudential & Capital ✓ 18 claims 19 Oct 2026

Bank Negara sets 4-hour downtime cap for critical banking systems in revised RMiT

Bank Negara Malaysia has reissued its Risk Management in Technology policy document, consolidating and superseding the 2023 RMiT and five other instruments. It sets hard availability metrics for critical systems, phased resilience deadlines through 2027, and governance obligations covering the board, a designated technology committee and a CISO. The scope reaches well beyond banks into insurers, takaful operators, e-money issuers, payment system operators and remittance institutions.

  • Critical systems must keep cumulative unplanned customer-facing downtime to no more than 4 hours on a rolling 12-month basis and no more than 120 minutes per incident.
  • Firms must implement early-warning mechanisms and establish stand-in processing arrangements by 30 September 2027, and escalate to senior management when disruptions affect 5% or more of expected daily customers or transaction volumes.
  • Service-availability track records must be disclosed quarterly within 15 calendar days of quarter-end, beginning 15 October 2027.
  • The board must designate a technology committee with at least one member holding technology experience, and the firm must designate a CISO independent of day-to-day technology operations.
  • The document supersedes the 1 June 2023 RMiT and five other instruments, and network device logs must be retained for at least three years.
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