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2. RESERVES MANAGEMENT1 The Bank of Russia’s reserves comprise foreign cur- ed risk management framework based on using rency reserve assets2 and gold reserves.

H1, NPF pension reserves exceeded 1 trillion rubles, with their rate of return reaching 10%. The bigger shares of the pension reserves are represented by

in the banking sector’s demand for liquidity prompted by increased required reserve ratios, was off-set by the Treasury’s operations. In this context, the

10.2009 2.50 Required reserve ratio Required reserve ratio Required reserve ratio Required reserve ratio Required reserve ratio Required reserve ratio on legal entities

10.2009 2.50 Required reserve ratio Required reserve ratio Required reserve ratio Required reserve ratio Required reserve ratio Required reserve ratio on legal entities

Expert Council looked into new rules of building up by insurers insurance reserves developed by the Bank of Russia. Preview photo: Apples Eyes Studio / shutterstock

ance reserves and equity (capi- No. 3444-U, dated 16 November 2014, ‘On the H2 tal) of insurers are invested Procedure for Investing Insurance Reserve Funds

account Net errors and omissions Net private capital outflow Change in FX reserves Source: Bank of Russia. Source: Bank of Russia BANK OF RUSSIA PRESENTATION

of Russia has developed new rules for insurers to build up insurance reserves created to ensure fulfillment of insurance contracts. Draft regulations are posted on

accounts to record required reserves in order to fulfill reserve requirements. The latter comprises required reserve ratios and a required reserve averaging ratio. RGBEY index