Securities & Trading
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Indonesia Court to Decide on Fate of Banking Regulator
Editors, Regulation Asia May 25, 2015Indonesia’s constitutional court is expected to decide soon on whether the Financial Services Authority (OJK) can continue to supervise the country’s banking industry.
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Regulatory Reporting and Instrument Identification in Asia-Pacific
Editors, Regulation Asia May 19, 2015Time for financial institutions and regulators across Asia-Pacific to examine how Financial Instrument Global Identifiers can help with risk management, regulatory reporting and data management.
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Taiwan’s FSC Initiates Plan to Boost Banks’ Fundamentals
Editors, Regulation Asia May 14, 2015Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission has launched an initiative aimed at strengthening the fundamentals of Taiwan’s financial institutions.
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Taiwan Unveils Revamp Plan for Banking Industry
Editors, Regulation Asia May 13, 2015The Financial Supervisory Commission has unveiled a new plan that encourages more mergers and acquisitions in Taiwan’s financial industry.
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Taiwan to Update Bank Merger Policy in May
Editors, Regulation Asia May 6, 2015Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission said it will update a policy that will promote mergers in the domestic banking industry.
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Malaysia Central Bank Issues New Guidelines on Restructured Loans
Editors, Regulation Asia May 6, 2015Bank Negara Malaysia, the country’s central bank, is revising guidelines on restructured and rescheduled (R&R) loans in a move that could impact the asset quality and earnings of local banks.
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ESMA Announces Third Country CCP Recognition for Asia
Editors, Regulation Asia April 29, 2015ESMA announces recognition of ten third-country CCPs established in Australia, Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore.
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Optimising Asian Collateral
Editors, Regulation Asia April 16, 2015Operational, jurisdictional silos hinder Asia’s collateral efficiency. An exclusive roundtable hosted by Regulation Asia with DTCC.
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Taiwan Tightens Rules on Banks’ Risk Exposure in China
Editors, Regulation Asia April 14, 2015Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) has asked banks to increase their allowance for risk exposure when they extend credit and establish short term trade balances with Chinese banks.
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Foreign Banks to Open Branches in Myanmar
Editors, Regulation Asia April 10, 2015Two Japanese and one Singaporean bank will become the first foreign banks to operate in Myanmar in over 50 years, after receiving final regulatory approval from the central bank.
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