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Capital Adequacy
Taiwan’s State-owned Land Bank Plans IPO, Says Chairman
By Editors | 12/08/2014
State-owned Land Bank of Taiwan aims to raise new funds through an initial public offering (IPO) in three years to strengthen its capital adequacy ratio, which lags behind peers, newly sworn-in chairman Shiu Kuang-si said.
Capital Adequacy
Philippine Banks Adhere to Basel III Norms, Says Central Bank
By Editors | 12/08/2014
The buffer capital of Philippine banks remain well above the benchmark set by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas as of end-March, after the new Basel III standards were implemented for the first time at the start of the year, the central bank said.
Credit Risk
India’s SEBI Seeks Ban on Wilful Defaulters Raising Funds in Market
By Editors | 06/08/2014
The Securities and Exchange Board of India said it is talking with the Reserve Bank of India as it finalises regulations around wilful loan defaulters.
Conduct, Culture & Accountability
HSBC Challenged by Rising Cost of Compliance
By Peter Guy | 06/08/2014
The future of banking will be entirely driven by regulation and managed by compliance officers.
Operational Risk
Financial Regulations Increasing Operational Risk
By Peter Guy | 05/08/2014
New regulations driving rapid data management changes.
KYC & CDD
DTCC to Launch Client Data, Documentation Hub
By Editors | 01/08/2014
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, the world’s largest post-trade services provider, announced the establishment of the client data and documentation solution Clarient Entity Hub, which is designed to provide increased controls, standardization and transparency in managing client information.
Structural Regulation
China – The New SAFE Regulations: A Sea Change In PRC-Related Financing?
By Editors | 01/08/2014
This article looks at the new SAFE Regulations and examines some of the changes in financing practice that we may expect to see in PRC-related financings.
Structural Regulation
Indonesia’s Proposed Bank Ownership Policy to Impact Malaysian Lenders
By Editors | 23/07/2014
Malaysian ownership of Indonesian banks came under the spotlight following a proposed bill that compels foreign banks to trim their shareholding to 40%.
Structural Regulation
Indonesia Plans Tougher Rules for Foreign Banks
By Editors | 15/07/2014
A new draft of Indonesia’s banking bill has revealed that lawmakers plan to restrict the operation of foreign banks, setting a deadline for them to become legal entities in the form of Perseroan Terbatas (PT) and capping the level of foreign ownership.
Clearing & Post-Trade
Australian Government Plans Mandatory Central Clearing of AUD Interest Rate Derivatives
By Editors | 10/07/2014
The Australian government is proposing mandatory central clearing of Australian-denominated interest rate derivatives (IRD).
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