Prudential Risk

Capital Adequacy

Financial System Risks Eased, but Higher Capital Necessary – RBNZ

By Manesh Samtani | 30/11/2018

Though domestic financial stability risks have abated, the RBNZ said higher bank capital requirements are necessary, while also easing mortgage lending curbs.

Liquidity Risk

India Eases Asset Securitisation Norms to Help Non-Bank Liquidity

By Editors | 30/11/2018

The RBI has reduced the holding time required for loans with maturities of over 5 years before they can be securitised.

Emerging Prudential Risks

China Consults on Revision of Rules Governing Foreign Banks

By Editors | 30/11/2018

CBIRC proposes more stringent supervision of foreign banks to improve “risk resilience” and customer protection, following the release of measures to further open up the banking industry.

Capital Adequacy

G20 Financial Regulatory Reform Agenda On Track – FSB

By Garima Chitkara | 30/11/2018

Basel III and OTC derivatives reforms were on track and broadly achieving their intended goals. High public debt and rising non-bank financial intermediation remain a focus area for the FSB.

Liquidity Risk

India to Implement NSFR from April 2020

By Editors | 30/11/2018

The Net Stable Funding Ratio will apply to Indian banks on both a stand-alone and consolidated basis, and foreign banks on a stand-alone basis.

Clearing & Post-Trade

FIA Updates CCP Risk Management Framework After Nasdaq Member Default

By Garima Chitkara | 29/11/2018

The industry body has updated its 2015 framework for CCP risk management to include more robust and transparent margining and higher skin in the game.

Emerging Prudential Risks

More Chinese Institutions to be Designated ‘Systemically Important’

By Manesh Samtani | 29/11/2018

Regulators will designate more financial institutions as ‘too big to fail’ and subject them to additional prudential and supervisory requirements.

Resolution & Recovery

S. Korean Financial Holding Companies Opposed to Bail-in Regime

By Editors | 28/11/2018

The financial holding companies say that a bail-in regime could lead to lower credit ratings and higher bank funding costs, based on an implied reduction in government support during a crisis.

Capital Adequacy

APRA Extends Timeline for Capital Reforms to Align with Basel III

By Editors | 27/11/2018

APRA will align capital reforms with Basel III timelines, effectively pushing implementation to 1 January 2022. It has also adjusted the leverage ratio in response to consultative feedback.