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Stablecoins
StanChart Warns Stablecoins Could Siphon $500b from Lenders
By Mark Johnston | 02/02/2026
Report predicts massive deposit flight by 2028 as pending US legislation paves the way for yield-bearing digital assets to compete with traditional banking models.

Structural Regulation
Vietnam Issues New Licensing Rules for Non-Bank Credit Institutions
By Nithya Subramanian | 30/01/2026
New circular tightens governance and capital requirements for non-bank credit institutions while clarifying licensing procedures and regulatory oversight to align with market practices.

Credit Risk
China Eases Key 'Three Red Lines' Rule for Property Debt - Reports
By Editors | 30/01/2026
Reports that Beijing has ended its restrictive leverage metrics for developers fuel a market rally, signalling a major policy shift.

Alternative Markets
Hong Kong Preparing to Enhance Incentives for Funds, Private Capital
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 29/01/2026
New bill will enhance tax breaks for funds, family offices and carried interest, expanding qualifying assets to include private credit.

Conduct, Culture & Accountability
Australian Finance Sector Unites to Combat Abuse of Financial Products
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 29/01/2026
A new industry-wide alliance aims to provide tools for over 200 lenders to proactively prevent the misuse of financial products.

Credit Risk
Bangladesh to Tighten Corporate Lending Rules to Develop Bond Market
By Editors | 29/01/2026
The central bank will enforce strict single borrower limits to tackle NPLs, reduce reliance on bank financing, and encourage more bond issuance.

Emerging Prudential Risks
RBI Proposes Disaster-Relief Credit Rules for Borrowers
By Nithya Subramanian | 29/01/2026
The RBI has unveiled draft guidelines requiring banks to provide flexible loan relief, including rescheduling, moratoriums, and additional financing, for borrowers affected by natural disasters

Clearing & Post-Trade
RBI, ESMA Sign Pact to End Dispute Over CCP Supervision
By Manesh Samtani | 28/01/2026
The agreement allows Indian central counterparties to re-apply for EU recognition, resolving a long-standing impasse over regulatory oversight.

AI Risk & Governance
ASIC Flags AI, Cyber, and Superannuation Failures as Key 2026 Risks
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 28/01/2026
ASIC highlights growing threats from technology, poor superannuation fund operations, and increased market risk in its key issues outlook.

Emerging Prudential Risks
AI and Tokenisation Could Heighten Financial Stability Risks: BIS
By Nithya Subramanian | 28/01/2026
AI trading, tokenised assets, and shared platforms heighten financial market complexity, requiring stronger regulation and cross-border coordination to prevent systemic risks.
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