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Under the transitional rules of the Expected Credit Loss (EC
- L framework starting April 1, 2027, banks are permitted to "add back" a fraction of their additional ECL provisioning to their Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) capital over a 4-year period to avoid capital shocks. What is the correct tapering sequence of this add-back percentage starting from the financial year 2027-28 down to 2030-31?
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