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PIB 3.2.2 PIB 3.2.2
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Authorised Firm that is aDomestic Firm must:(a) have and maintain, at all times,Capital Resources of the kinds and amounts specified in, and calculated in accordance with, theRules inPIB ; and(b) ensure that it maintains capital and liquid assets in addition to the requirement in (a) which are adequate in relation to the nature, size and complexity of its business to ensure that there is no significant risk that liabilities cannot be met as they fall due.Derived from RM111/2012 (Made 15th October 2012). [VER20/12-12]PIB 3.2.2 Guidance
1. For the purposes of PIB Rule 3.2.2, anAuthorised Firm's Governing Body should assess whether theCapital Resources which are required by theDFSA as set out inPIB are adequate in relation to theAuthorised Firm's specific business. Additional resources should be maintained by theAuthorised Firm where itsGoverning Body has considered that the requiredCapital Resources do not adequately reflect the nature and risks of theAuthorised Firm's business.2. The liabilities referred to in PIB Rule 3.2.2(b) include anAuthorised Firm's contingent and prospective liabilities, such as liabilities arising from a change in business strategy or claims made against theAuthorised Firm , but not liabilities that might arise from prospective transactions which theAuthorised Firm could avoid, for example by ceasing its operations. Liabilities from prospective transactions refers to the potential liabilities which can be avoided by either adequate risk management, risk transfer or avoiding the transaction completely. This refers to any prospective transaction, for example, lending money to a borrower or entering into a contract for the provision of services by a service provider.3. AnAuthorised Firm subject to the requirements in PIB chapter 10 may be required to meet IndividualCapital Requirements under thoseRules .Derived from RM111/2012 (Made 15th October 2012). [VER20/12-12]