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Emerging Prudential Risks
Taiwan FSC Keeps List of D-SIBs Unchanged
By Darien Choong | 04/12/2021
The FSC says the D-SIBs should take on more responsibilities to help Taiwan maintain financial stability and improve governance in the financial industry.
Credit Risk
CBIRC Issues Clarification on Close-out Netting Enforceability
By Manesh Samtani | 02/12/2021
The CBIRC seeks to clarify the enforceability of close-out netting in China, saying the labelling of the country as a “non-netting jurisdiction” has harmed its financial institutions.
Resolution & Recovery
FSB Offers Guidance on Enhancing G-SIB Crisis Preparedness
By Editors | 01/12/2021
The FSB identifies good practices to help authorities enhance their preparedness for the management and resolution of a crisis affecting a G-SIB.
Structural Regulation
RBI to Update Rules on Ownership of Private Sector Banks
By Editors | 01/12/2021
Promoters will be able to increase their long-run stakes in private sector banks from 15 to 26 percent. The capital requirement for a universal bank licence will be doubled.
Resolution & Recovery
India Proposes New Cross-border Insolvency Framework
By Editors | 30/11/2021
The framework will provide a mechanism for foreign creditors to obtain recognition of overseas proceedings in local courts.
Structural Regulation
FSC Korea to Enhance Tech Financing Performance Evaluations
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 30/11/2021
The FSC will adjust the evaluation criteria it uses to assess banks’ tech financing performance to promote more lending to innovative SMEs.
Credit Risk
RBNZ to Amend Connected Exposures Policy for Banks
By Editors | 30/11/2021
The RBNZ proposes to remove the aggregate gross exposure limit and to allow banks to recognise credit risk mitigations when measuring aggregate net exposures.
Resolution & Recovery
RBI Imposes Restrictions on Urban Cooperative Bank
By Editors | 30/11/2021
Malkapur Urban Bank will continue to have the business and operational restrictions in place until its financial position improves.
Credit Risk
New Responsible Lending Laws Take Effect in New Zealand
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 30/11/2021
The new law requires lenders to act responsibly at all times. They can be forced to refund interest, fees and damages for failing to do so.
Capital Adequacy
APRA Finalises New Capital Framework for Banks
By Manesh Samtani | 30/11/2021
The new framework seeks to strengthen financial resilience rather than require banks to raise additional capital, APRA says.
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