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Conduct, Culture & Accountability
ASIC Consults on Updates to Responsible Lending Guidance
By Editors | 14/02/2019
ASIC’s existing guidance allows a tailored approach to applying responsible lending obligations, but licensees may be applying them where the law does not require it.
Emerging Prudential Risks
FSB Details Work Programme for 2019
By Manesh Samtani | 13/02/2019
In addition to identifying emerging risks, the FSB will focus on finalising, operationalising and monitoring the implementation of post-crisis reforms.
Capital Adequacy
Vietnam Banks Urge Government to Lift Foreign Ownership Ceiling
By Editors | 13/02/2019
Vietnam’s largest banks are pushing the government to allow them to sell more equity to foreign banks to bolster their capital levels.
Emerging Prudential Risks
FSB Chair Focused on Assessing Reform Effects, New Risks
By Garima Chitkara | 12/02/2019
The FSB is launching new studies to assess the impact of post-crisis reforms while actively working to identify new sources of risk to the financial sector.
Conduct, Culture & Accountability
APRA Issues Update on Implementation of Hayne Recommendations
By Editors | 11/02/2019
APRA details the work already underway to implement the Recommendations and confirms it is examining the 12 matters referred by the Royal Commission.
Structural Regulation
RBI Eyes Holding Company Model for India’s Banks
By Editors | 11/02/2019
The RBI wants banks to operate as subsidiaries of financial holding companies, with other business arms also split off into separate subsidiaries.
Capital Adequacy
Former RBI Governor Speaks Out on Central Bank Autonomy
By Editors | 11/02/2019
Former central bank governor YV Reddy says there is no doubt the government has a claim over the RBI’s reserves, but questions how it is exercising its claim.
Capital Adequacy
Full Implementation of Basel III Needed at the National Level
By Manesh Samtani | 11/02/2019
The current system of national implementation does not favour full implementation of post-crisis regulatory reform, says German central banker Joachim Wuermeling.
Credit Risk
Bangladesh Bank Eases Limits on Bad Loan Write-offs
By Editors | 08/02/2019
New policies on write-offs are aimed at reducing NPLs on banks’ books. Meanwhile, the government has revealed a plan to probe defaulting borrowers and their bankers.
Structural Regulation
MAS Consults on Revisions to Banking Act
By Editors | 08/02/2019
Among the amendments are proposals to expand the grounds for which MAS can revoke a bank licence, and expanded circumstances for auditors to report on a bank’s financial soundness.
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