Capital / Liquidity

Press Release

Regulation Asia Awards for Excellence 2022 – Results Announcement

By Editors | 23/11/2022

Regulation Asia held its fifth annual Awards ceremony on 22 November 2022. Here we explain our methodology and announce the winners for the year.

Capital / Liquidity

FSB Publishes 2022 List of Global Systemically Important Banks

By Editors | 22/11/2022

Bank of America will have to meet a higher capital buffer requirement, while China Construction Bank and BNP Paribas will have to meet a lower buffer requirement.

ESG / Sustainability

ISDA Analyses Regulatory Treatment of SLDs in Japan

By Editors | 21/11/2022

The paper considers how sustainability-linked derivatives would be classified and regulated in Japan.

Big Picture

“No Simple Fix” for Corporate Bond Liquidity Issues: IOSCO

By Editors | 17/11/2022

IOSCO published feedback received from a review of ways to improve the functioning of and liquidity in corporate bond markets under stress.

Capital / Liquidity

APRA Proposes Amendments to Capital Requirements for PPF Providers

By Editors | 16/11/2022

PPF providers are a type of stored value facility provider. The proposed changes are part of a broader review of APS 610.

Capital / Liquidity

APRA to Revise Financial Resources Rules for Super Trustees

By Editors | 16/11/2022

The proposed changes will require trustees to adopt a more sophisticated risk-based approach to the management of operational risk financial resources.

Crypto / Digital Assets

ISDA to Publish Draft Standards for Crypto Derivatives by Year End

By Manesh Samtani | 15/11/2022

ISDA will also consider developing collateral documentation for OTC crypto derivatives transactions and standard contracts for crypto swaps and physically-settled transactions.

Capital / Liquidity

PBOC, CBIRC Set Out Rescue Plan for Property Market

By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 15/11/2022

The new measures are being hailed as a “turning point” for the property sector, which accounts for a quarter of China’s economy.

Capital / Liquidity

HKMA Proposes Changes to Approach for Setting CCyB

By Editors | 14/11/2022

The HKMA proposes to maintain a Positive Neutral CCyB of 1 percent even when its primary indicators maybe signal a lower applicable CCyB.