Samuel Riding

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    Samuel is Regulation Asia's former managing editor and currently serves as an editorial advisor. samuel@regulationasia.com

    Articles by Samuel Riding

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    Collateral Opportunities in Asia

    06/04/2017

    Asian institutions can cope with, and benefit from, increased demand for collateral driven by OTC derivatives regulation.

    Malaysian Court Confirms Broker Liability for Client Losses

    06/04/2017

    Firm refused judicial review against Securities Industry Dispute Resolution Centre ruling

    HK Counts Down to MiC Regime

    06/04/2017

    SFC publishes revised reporting forms for licensed corporations just over two weeks from start of new regime.

    Capital / Liquidity

    Bangladesh Industrial Loan Defaults Surge 24% in 6 Months

    05/04/2017

    Rise blamed on lack of punitive measures, weak recovery efforts by banks.

    Capital / Liquidity

    Japan’s Big 3 Banking Groups to Issue $84bn in TLAC Bonds – Moody’s

    05/04/2017

    Bonds will meet requirement that TLAC instruments be equivalent to at least 18% of RWA.

    Uncategorised

    Counting Down to the ‘New’ VM Deadline

    30/03/2017

    1 September highly likely to be the final cut-off for meeting OTC derivatives margin requirements.

    Capital / Liquidity

    BCBS Warns on Risk Data Requirements

    30/03/2017

    Committee says it will take 5-6 years for D-SIBs to implement data aggregation, reporting principles.

    Where Now for OTC Derivatives in Asia?

    29/03/2017

    Asian institutions have a window of opportunity before global rules take hold, according to panellists at Regulation Asia’s OTC Derivatives Summit Asia 2017.

    Capital / Liquidity

    CMB the 1st Chinese Bank to Reveal PBOC Stress Test Results

    29/03/2017

    Lender receives overall pass rating; says some city commercial banks failed PBOC’s Macro Prudential Assessment.

    Market Infrastructure

    ASIFMA Maps China Capital Markets Reform

    28/03/2017

    Association calls for more open regulatory consultations to include foreign participants.

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