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Capital Adequacy
Australian Regulator Issues New Guidelines on Disclosure Reforms
By Editors | 17/09/2014
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has released for industry consultation a paper that outlines the new disclosure requirements for authorised deposit-taking institutions.
Capital Adequacy
Australia’s Regulator Urges G20 to Tackle Big Bank Risks
By Editors | 17/09/2014
Australia’s new chief banking regulator has urged the G20 nations to continue to work on reducing risks of large banks’ failures, citing the need to strengthen current risk-based regime and boost banks’ capacity to absorb losses.
Capital Adequacy
Indian Banks Need Over $200 Billion for Basel III Compliance, Says Fitch
By Editors | 17/09/2014
Indian banks will need more than $200 billion to meet Basel III international banking norms by March 2019, said Fitch Ratings.
Credit Risk
IOSCO Issues New Risk Mitigation Standards for Non-Central OTC
By Editors | 16/09/2014
The International Organization of Securities Commissions is seeking industry views on the new risk management standards for the non-centrally cleared over-the-counter derivatives market.
Resolution & Recovery
Hong Kong to Enhance Protection for Bank Depositors
By Editors | 14/09/2014
Hong Kong regulators are seeking industry views on recommendations to improve a scheme that provides a financial safety net for depositors in the event of a banking crisis.
Credit Risk
Bad Debts Weigh on Vietnam Banks
By Editors | 12/09/2014
The increasingly high number of businesses that were dissolved in the first seven months of the year has weighed on operations of local banks, raising lenders’ bad debt ratio in the period.
Capital Adequacy
Australian Businesses Warn Against Hasty Bank Reforms
By Editors | 09/09/2014
Australia’s businesses have cautioned the financial system inquiry that forcing “too-big-to-fail” banks to hold more capital could drive up borrowing costs for business.
Structural Regulation
Indian Banks Units May Face Closure in UK Crackdown
By Editors | 06/09/2014
Foreign-owned retail bank branches in the UK, including some Indian ones, could be forced to close down in a crackdown on overseas banks with the aim to protect the British economy from a global crises.
Cloud & Infrastructure
IT Outsourcing Trend in Financial Sector Giving Rise to New Solutions
By Editors | 05/09/2014
The rising number of financial services firms outsourcing their IT infrastructure needs is a growing trend amid global regulatory complexity and tougher market environment, says software and IT services provider SunGard.
Trading & Investment
New Regulation Joint Venture Aims to Serve India Market
By Editors | 03/09/2014
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