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Draft CBK Prudential Guidelines, Risk Management Guidelines and D-SIB Framework

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  • Central Bank of Kenya
  • National
  • Closes 7 Nov 2026 · 2 days left

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Closes
7 Nov 2026

“comments ... by 7 November 2026” · source

How to participate officially
fin@centralbank.go.ke
Email comments

“fin@centralbank.go.ke” · source

Opened
10 Sep 2026

What it means

Our explanation

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What is this?

The Central Bank published draft prudential guidelines, risk management guidelines, guidance notes and a framework for identifying domestic systemically important banks, and invited comments.

Why it matters

Prudential guidelines set the capital, liquidity, governance and risk rules that every licensed bank must follow. The D-SIB framework decides which banks face additional requirements because their failure would affect the whole system.

What changes

The drafts revise the existing CBK prudential and risk management guidelines. The specific changes are in the draft documents linked from the notice.

Who could be affected

Banks and mortgage finance companies, their customers and shareholders, and bodies such as the Kenya Bankers Association.

Major provisions

The notice links to the draft guidelines, guidance notes and the D-SIB framework. Each is a separate document.

What the institution is asking

Written comments on the draft documents by the stated deadline.

Deadline and email are as reported in the research note of 17 September 2026 from the CBK post; confirm against the notice before relying on them.

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The questions

What the institution is asking

  1. Are you responding as a bank, a customer, a professional body, or a member of the public?
  2. Your comment on the draft guidelines

What happened next

What happened next

  1. 10 Sep 2026Opened for input

    Draft guidelines published for comment.

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