AlQabas reports that Ernst and Young has presented its preliminary report on TID to the Central Bank of Kuwait. It's expected that its final report will be presented in July. The Central Bank will then study both reports to determine if TID is solvent and should be allowed to used the Financial Stability Law to implement its restructuring. After completing that study, it will make its recommendation to the Special FSL Court.
The article goes on to note that if the Plan is approved the Central Bank will retain a monitoring role. If the Company fails to abide by the restructuring, then the Central Bank would recommend whether TID should be given a second chance or should be put into liquidation.
I suspect that this means that a final decision on TID's entry under the FSL will take place in late July or early August. A September implementation - as discussed earlier in the Kuwaiti press - might take place. One potential timing issue could be Ramadan - which is expected to begin somewhere just before mid August.
Earlier posts on the Financial Stability Law can be accessed using the label "Financial Stability Law".
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