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Credit Risk
Vietnam to Issue New Type of Bonds for Bad Debt
By Editors | 01/09/2015
The State Bank of Vietnam has issued a circular allowing the Vietnam Asset Management Company to issue a new type of bond to financial institutions selling bad debts.
Capital Adequacy
China Looks to Develop Pension Insurance Sector
By Editors | 01/09/2015
The China Insurance Regulatory Commission has rolled out new regulations on pension fund management in a bid to encourage the insurance industry’s participation in developing China’s pension system.
Credit Risk
No Desire for City-Specific Lending Controls, says APRA
By Editors | 31/08/2015
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority is down-playing its desire for city-specific lending restrictions to cool Sydney and Melbourne property prices.
Operational Risk
New Zealand to Update Outsourcing Policy for Banks
By Editors | 28/08/2015
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has released a consultation paper with proposals to update its outsourcing policy for banks.
Trading & Investment
Regulator Asks Philippine Stock Exchange to Explain Outages
By Editors | 27/08/2015
The Securities and Exchange Commission has asked the Philippine Stock Exchange to explain trading outages that halted all floor trading three times over a span of seven days in August.
Capital Adequacy
Economic Pressure May Force Indonesia’s Banks to Boost Capital
By Editors | 27/08/2015
OJK warns banking industry of increase in capital if financial health at risk due to devaluation of rupiah.
Liquidity Risk
China Considers Removing Loan-to-Deposit Cap
By Editors | 26/08/2015
China’s cabinet is currently deliberating a draft law to remove the 75 percent loan-to-deposit cap on bank lending.
Market Risk
Good Regulation vs. Bad Instrument
By Peter Guy | 25/08/2015
Credit default swaps were the market’s equivalent of a nuclear meltdown. Now they are coming back. Will any amount of regulation prevent the next big one?
Emerging Prudential Risks
China Pension Funds to Invest in Domestic Stock Market
By Editors | 25/08/2015
China’s State Council has announced it will allow up to 30 percent of locally managed pension funds to be invested in domestic stocks and stock-linked funds, potentially channeling hundreds of billions into the stock market.
Credit Risk
New Mortgage Lending Rules to Take Effect in New Zealand
By Editors | 24/08/2015
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has published its final policy positions for changes to Loan-to-Value Ratio restriction rules, requiring a 30 percent deposit from Auckland rental property investors to secure mortgages.
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