Prudential Risk

    Anti-Money Laundering

    OJK to Require P2P Lenders to Report Transactions From 1 April

    By Editors | 23/02/2021

    The move is aimed at preventing the P2P lenders from being used for money laundering and terrorism financing, said OJK Deputy Director Munawar.

    Credit Risk

    CBIRC Imposes Further Restrictions on Online Lending by Banks

    By Editors | 23/02/2021

    New rules require banks to contribute no more than 70 percent of the capital when providing loans through an online lending platform.

    Emerging Prudential Risks

    MAS Proposes Revisions to Requirements for Insurers

    By Manesh Samtani | 22/02/2021

    MAS proposes to enhance the current requirements relating to enterprise risk management, investment risk management and disclosure practices.

    Credit Risk

    ABA Outlines Plans for Next Phase of Pandemic Support

    By Ranamita Chakraborty | 21/02/2021

    No customer is going to wake up the day after 31 March and find that there is some legal action being taken by their bank on their loan, said ABA CEO Anna Bligh.

    Trading & Investment

    China Considers Easing Restrictions on Offshore Investment

    By Editors | 21/02/2021

    Regulators will explore the feasibility of allowing individuals to use their annual foreign exchange quotas to invest in overseas markets.

    Resolution & Recovery

    FSC Korea to Enhance Recovery and Resolution Regimes of SIFIs

    By Editors | 20/02/2021

    SIFIs will have 3 months after designation to submit recovery plans to regulators. The FSC will have the authority to demand action from a SIFI in line with its recovery plan.

    Payments & Settlements

    US Court Rules Against Citigroup Over Revlon Error Payment

    By Editors | 18/02/2021

    The federal judge ruled that a group of asset managers are not required to return $501mn that Citigroup mistakenly paid early on behalf of Revlon last August.

    Credit Risk

    Philippine President Duterte Signs ‘Bad Bank’ Bill Into Law

    By Editors | 17/02/2021

    The law will help cushion lenders from a build-up of bad loans due to the Covid-19 crisis, allowing them to dispose of bad assets and keep the banking system stable.

    Credit Risk

    Korean Banks to Extend Loan Payment Deferment Programme

    By Editors | 17/02/2021

    Following talks with FSC Chairman Eun Sung-soo, five major banking groups agreed to extend the loan deferment programme until September.

    Conduct, Culture & Accountability

    ASIC Seeks Penalties from CBA for Overcharged Interest

    By Editors | 17/02/2021

    Due to a systems error, CBA charged more than 1,510 customers a higher interest rate than they were advised, amounting to A$2.2 million in overcharged interest.

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