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Capital Adequacy
IMF Commends Hong Kong for Robust Financial Regulation and Supervision
By Editors | 28/01/2019
The IMF has assessed that robust financial regulation and supervision should help Hong Kong weather domestic and external shocks despite growing risks to the city’s outlook.
Capital Adequacy
Negative Income Shock Could Wipe Out RBI Capital Reserves – Study
By Manesh Samtani | 28/01/2019
The core capital held by the RBI is “too low” and could compromise its ability to manage risks, respond to negative income shocks and maintain operational independence.
Clearing & Post-Trade
SEBI Grants QCCP Status to Gift City Clearing Corporations
By Editors | 28/01/2019
India International Clearing Corporation (IFSC) Limited and NSE IFSC Clearing Corporation – wholly owned subsidiaries of the BSE and NSE, respectively – have been granted qualifying central counterparty status.
Capital Adequacy
PBOC Enhances Liquidity Support for New Perpetual Bond Market
By Editors | 28/01/2019
Perpetual bonds can be swapped for central bank bills and serve as eligible collateral for PBOC lending. Bank of China issuance was more than 2x oversubscribed.
Clearing & Post-Trade
ISDA Lays Out CCP Best Practices Following Nasdaq Default
By Garima Chitkara | 25/01/2019
Clearinghouses should consider multiple risk factors in determining exposure and put more of its own capital on the line to manage defaults before dipping into the member default fund.
Credit Risk
UPDATED – S. Korean to Change COFIX Calculation Starting in July
By Editors | 24/01/2019
Bank lending rates should fall by about 0.27% under the new COFIX. The change in calculation is credit negative for Korean banks, says Moody’s.
Structural Regulation
APRA Grants First New Bank Licence in Almost 20 Years
By Editors | 24/01/2019
Volt bank Limited has become the first ‘neobank’ to receive a full banking licence after having operated under APRA’s ‘restricted ADI’ licence since last May.
Capital Adequacy
Philippine Central Bank Revises Computation of Banks’ Net Worth
By Editors | 23/01/2019
The Philippines has changed its rules for calculating bank capital to better reflect asset quality and align with computations used for capital adequacy.
Credit Risk
S. Korean Regulators Require More Transparency on Bank Loans
By Editors | 23/01/2019
New rules requiring disclosures to customers of credit assessment procedures and loan rate calculations have been introduced by South Korean regulators.
Credit Risk
China Bourses Ease Restrictions on Lending Against Pledged Shares
By Editors | 22/01/2019
The SSE and SZSE have extended the repurchase period for pledged shares to over three years and loosened restrictions on the number of shares that can be pledged.
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