Jamie Lloyd Evans
Jamie is a seasoned financial services practitioner who has experience as a banker, regulator, and advisor in the fintech space. He led the Financial Institutions Group at Citigroup in Singapore and Hong Kong, straddling both the investment banking and corporate banking businesses. Jamie has also held policy roles at both the MAS (Monetary Authority of Singapore) and the UK’s FSA (Financial Services Authority), where he advised on all aspects of prudential regulation for banks and insurers, particularly in the areas of capital adequacy and corporate treasury.
Articles by Jamie Lloyd Evans
Capital / Liquidity
Bank AT1 Capital: Going Where?
27/08/2023
Regulation Asia contributor, Jamie Lloyd Evans, explores the possibility of a policy change on AT1 capital in light of recent banking system distress.
Big Picture
Following Yonder Star: Predicting the Path of the Basel Accord
14/12/2022
As the Christmas period approaches, Regulation Asia contributor Jamie Lloyd Evans offers a light-hearted prediction on the future of the Basel Accord.
Capital / Liquidity
Too Big to Fail: Markets Abhor a Vacuum
24/09/2020
Some characteristics of the TBTF challenge are specific to Asia, but these may be intractable from ‘winner-takes-all’ capitalism and national interests, writes industry veteran Jamie Lloyd Evans.
Capital / Liquidity
Bank Capital in a Public Health Crisis: Reflecting on Twin Challenges
16/08/2020
Industry veteran Jamie Lloyd Evans discusses Basel III in light of concerns regarding capital adequacy and bank lending, and offers some thoughts on potential design improvements to the capital framework.
Fintech / Regtech
In-Depth: Making Sense of Digital Bank Policy
07/04/2020
Industry veteran Jamie Lloyd Evans takes a detailed look at digital banking regimes in Asia, and the stated – and unstated – motivations behind them.
Fintech / Regtech
Digital Identities: A Game Changer for Singapore Banking
21/01/2020
Industry veteran Jamie Lloyd Evans discusses the introduction of digital identities in Singapore, and what it could mean for banking.
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