MAS consults on lower capital charges for insurers’ infrastructure and securitisation investments, launches S$30m grant
By IAN Editorial Desk
News date: 2 November 2026Published 3 November 2026·7 min read
Primary source: mas.gov.sg
MAS proposes cutting the loading on qualifying senior non-debt-based securitisation tranches from 300% to 25%.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on 2 November published a consultation proposing lower capital charges for Singapore insurers' qualifying securitisation and infrastructure investments under its RBC 2 risk-based capital framework. The paper sets out more granular risk charges for rated securitisations, extends differentiated treatment to qualifying investment-grade infrastructure debt, and proposes charges for qualifying infrastructure debt and equity with…
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