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Credit Risk
Moody’s Gives China Banks a Boost, HK Lenders Not So Lucky
By Editors | 31/07/2017
Rating agency says banks in China enjoy a stable operating environment despite still-deteriorating asset quality as government policy efforts take […]
Capital Adequacy
HK Fund Dealing Desks Win OTC Capital Requirements Reduction
By Editors | 27/07/2017
OTCD regime seen to need further tweaks following responses to 2015 consultation; fund manager dealing desks win capital requirements reduction. […]
Conduct, Culture & Accountability
ASIC Chief Sets out Firms’ Conduct Failings
By Editors | 27/07/2017
Chairman Greg Medcraft suggests firms aren’t linking conduct to other areas of risk; message might not be getting through to […]
Emerging Prudential Risks
AFCA Eyes Stronger Capital Markets, Better Risk Management at Asian Banks
By Editors | 26/07/2017
Beijing-based Association will lobby supranational regulatory bodies and push for better risk management and conduct at Asian financial institutions. The […]
Capital Adequacy
MAS Issues Capital Adequacy Consultation
By Editors | 26/07/2017
Revised Notice 637 on banks’ capital requirements set to bring Singapore in line with Basel III, starting from January next […]
Emerging Prudential Risks
China’s Systemic Risk Crusade Threatens Overseas Investments
By Peter Guy | 24/07/2017
The campaign against systemic risk could turn into a political purge that undermines regulatory development.
Emerging Prudential Risks
China WMP Risk Concerns Re-emerge
By Editors | 24/07/2017
CBRC has instructed some banks to reduce rates on wealth management products amid their use as a means to bypass […]
Liquidity Risk
NSFR Pushes Singapore Banks to Prioritise Long-term Funding
By Editors | 20/07/2017
NSFR requires locally-based D-SIBS to have customer deposits, long-term wholesale funding and equity sufficient to cover extended period of market stress.
Capital Adequacy
APRA Sets out Vision for ‘Unquestionably Strong’ Banking System
By Editors | 19/07/2017
APRA says ‘unquestionably strong’ means a CET1 capital adequacy ratio of 10.5% ; some lenders expected to require 150bp increase.
Credit Risk
IFRS 9 – Chaos in Safety
By Peter Guy | 17/07/2017
This accounting standard isn’t just for accountants – entire banks will have to seek succour in prudence, targeting better clients and sounder transactions.
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