The guidance focuses on the measures banks should have in place to ensure continuity of access to FMI services in a resolution scenario.
The FSB will assess the extent to which the securitisation reforms are achieving their intended objectives.
Large banks would have to raise their long-term debt issuance by an estimated $70bn and issue more detailed resolution plans.
The policy requires banks to apply early warning indicators and liquidity stress tests to identify emerging liquidity risks and vulnerabilities.
The new guidelines will take effect from 25 February 2024. An additional 12 months will be provided for certain changes.
Korean regulators say it is unlikely that problems in China's property market will spread to the rest of the Chinese financial system, or to Korea's economy.
Regulation Asia contributor, Jamie Lloyd Evans, explores the possibility of a policy change on AT1 capital in light of recent banking system distress.
RBNZ's Kate Le Quesne said the new connected exposures policy aligns with the capital adequacy framework and supports financial stability.
CPMI and IOSCO intend to publicly consult on further guidance for CCPs on addressing NDLs arising from scenarios like system outages and cyber attacks.
An individual apparently bought units to push up the price of Dasin Retail Trust, a China retail property trust providing exposure to the GBA.
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