Prudential Risk

    Credit Risk

    MAS Announces Extension of Credit Support Measures into 2021

    By Editors | 05/10/2020

    The extended measures allow relief for individuals and SMEs to progressively expire over 2021, while also encouraging the resumption of loan repayments.

    Credit Risk

    Bangladesh Further Extends Ban on Downgrading Borrowers

    By Editors | 02/10/2020

    Bangladesh Bank has instructed banks not to change their classifications of loans for another three months for borrowers that fail to make repayments.

    Liquidity Risk

    RBI Defers Implementation of NSFR, Final Tranche of CCB

    By Editors | 02/10/2020

    The delays are a result of “continuing stress on account of Covid-19”, giving banks a further six months until 1 April 2021 to meet the higher requirements.

    Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime

    Korea to Amend Law to Protect Private Equity Fund Investors

    By Editors | 01/10/2020

    The revisions will enhance oversight and risk assessment of private equity funds, and prevent illiquid funds from being marketed to retail investors.

    Capital Adequacy

    Fed Extends Restrictions on Bank Dividends, Share Buybacks

    By Editors | 01/10/2020

    Banks with more than $100bn in total assets are not allowed to initiate new share buyback programmes and dividends are capped based on recent income.

    Clearing & Post-Trade

    CHESS Replacement ‘Critical’ to Manage Systemic Risk: RBA

    By Editors | 01/10/2020

    Replacing CHESS with more modern technology is critical to ASX’s ongoing management of systemic risk, said RBA assistant governor Michele Bullock.

    Trading & Investment

    Hardware Failure Causes Full Day Closure at Tokyo Exchange

    By Editors | 01/10/2020

    The TSE apologised for inconvenience caused to investors and said it is replacing the faulty hardware. Trading is expected to resume Friday.

    Supervision & Enforcement

    ASIC Commences Proceedings Against Cigno, BHF Solutions

    By Editors | 01/10/2020

    Both companies have been providing credit to a large number of consumers and charging “substantial fees”, without holding an Australian credit licence.

    Resolution & Recovery

    China Issues G-SIB TLAC Rules for Consultation

    By Editors | 30/09/2020

    Under the rules, China’s G-SIBs must have loss-absorbing capacity amounting to at least 16 percent of risk-weighted assets starting from 1 January 2025.

    Capital Adequacy

    PBOC Enhances Policy Toolbox with CCyB Implementation

    By Editors | 30/09/2020

    The initial countercyclical capital buffer ratio will be set at zero, meaning capital requirements of banks have not been increased.

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