Prudential Risk

    Emerging Prudential Risks

    PBOC to Ramp Up Regulatory Oversight

    By Editors | 17/07/2017

    Increased oversight by central bank may have put paid to talk of super regulator; regulators could be found guilty of […]

    Cybersecurity

    Emerging Asian Markets Suffer Shutdowns, Cyberattacks

    By Editors | 17/07/2017

    Exchanges in India and Indonesia suffer outages, citing ‘technical issues’; brokers connected to Bursa Malaysia report spate of cyberattacks on two separate days.

    Credit Risk

    Bank Risks Under Control, Market Supervision to Intensify – China Regulators

    By Editors | 13/07/2017

    Senior banking regulator suggests number of illegal fundraisings has declined sharply; counterpart at CSRC says to continue crackdown on market malfeasance.

    Resolution & Recovery

    HK Beats Singapore to Resolution Regime

    By Editors | 10/07/2017

    HKMA narrowly outpaces Singapore rival to enacting regime; becomes lead resolution body with responsibility for securities and insurance as well as banking.

    Credit Risk

    Australian Bank Reacts to Regulatory Clampdown on Consumer Debt

    By Editors | 07/07/2017

    Move by banking unit of country’s largest financial group to stop mortgages being used for personal use expected to be followed by other lenders.

    Resolution & Recovery

    MAS Takes Next Step Towards Increased Powers

    By Editors | 06/07/2017

    Bill would allow regulator to compel firms to prepare recovery plans, enforce mandatory bail-ins for failing institutions.

    Liquidity Risk

    New BSP Chief Eyes Cut to One of World’s Highest RRRs

    By Editors | 06/07/2017

    Philippine banks currently have to keep 20% in reserve; liquidity requirements were eased earlier this year.

    Clearing & Post-Trade

    Only 1 Major APAC CCP Working on Crisis Group – Report

    By Samuel Riding | 06/07/2017

    Crisis group one of FSB’s main recommendations for CCPs; joint study warns on interconnectedness, concentration.

    Credit Risk

    Korea Increases Efforts to Cut Back Consumer Debt

    By Editors | 06/07/2017

    Second-tier lenders required to increase loan-loss provisions by 50%; maximum mortgage LTV/debt-income ratios cut to 60%/50%.

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