Prudential Risk

    Emerging Prudential Risks

    Regional Banking Presents Risks to Financial Stability

    By Editors | 15/09/2015

    BIS issues a report describing the rise of regional banking in the Asia Pacific and the risks to financial stability it presents.

    Payments & Settlements

    Indonesia to Ease Banking Restrictions on Foreigners

    By Editors | 10/09/2015

    Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority will allow foreigners to open dollar savings accounts at local banks in a bid to further improve foreign exchange liquidity in the country.

    Operational Risk

    HKMA Issues New Guidance on E-Banking Risk Management

    By Editors | 09/09/2015

    The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has issued a revised version of the Supervisory Policy Manual for risk management of electronic banking services.

    Capital Adequacy

    Indonesia Eases Mark-to-Market Rules on Local Debt

    By Editors | 08/09/2015

    Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority has relaxed mark-to-market rules for debt securities held by insurance companies and pension funds in a bid to boost demand for local debt.

    Structural Regulation

    China’s New Invention: A Parallel Regulatory System

    By Peter Guy | 07/09/2015

    Juggling the fear and panic of its worst stock market crash against long term financial regulatory reforms would challenge any country.

    Structural Regulation

    S Korea to Lower Barriers for Foreign Banks

    By Editors | 07/09/2015

    Korea’s Financial Services Commission will ease regulations for foreign lenders seeking to expand their banking operations in a bid to boost the country’s global competitiveness.

    Credit Risk

    RBI Consults on Base Rate Calculation Methodology

    By Editors | 05/09/2015

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued for consultation draft guidelines for banks to adopt the marginal cost of funds methodology for base rate calculations.

    Anti-Money Laundering

    China Clamps Down on Yuan Forward Contracts

    By Editors | 04/09/2015

    PBOC announces new measures making it more costly to use forwards contracts to bet on yuan weakness.

    Clearing & Post-Trade

    Third Country CCP Equivalence Delays Set Back Emerging Markets

    By Editors | 04/09/2015

    The World Federation of Exchanges has written to the European Commission urging it and other regulators to expedite EMIR equivalence determinations for ‘third country central counterparties’.

    Capital Adequacy

    Japan Officials Seek Clarity on Bank Capital Framework

    By Editors | 04/09/2015

    Officials are calling for outstanding elements of the bank capital framework to be finalised as soon as possible so the industry can plan for the future.

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