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Operational Risk
Hong Kong Regulator Conducts Business Continuity Drills with Banks
By Editors | 16/06/2014
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has conducted a drill with banks on business continuity plans (BCP) to test the reliability and stability of the communications between the back-up offices of the regulator and the lenders.
Structural Regulation
Philippine Senate Okays Bill Allowing Full Foreign Ownership of Banks
By Editors | 16/06/2014
The Philippine Senate has approved a bill seeking to expand the participation of foreign banks in the Philippine financial sector.
Liquidity Risk
China Mulls New Approach to Banks’ Loan-to-Deposit Ratio
By Editors | 16/06/2014
The China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) is considering a more flexible approach to determining the loan-to-deposit ratio so banks can have more money to lend to businesses, an official with the regulator says.
Structural Regulation
IOSCO Intensifies Work on Market-Based Finance
By Editors | 13/06/2014
The Board of the International Organization of Securities Commissions met in Madrid this week to drive forward IOSCO’s work on market-based finance which covers discussion on infrastructure investment and small- and medium-enterprise financing.
Payments & Settlements
China Beefs Up Financial Support for Trade
By Editors | 12/06/2014
China’s central bank has called for more financing channels for the country’s import and export businesses in a bid to stabilize foreign trade.
Credit Risk
Hong Kong Regulators Cautious on Rising China Loans
By Editors | 11/06/2014
Hong Kong regulators are imposing strict financial rules four years ahead of their expected implementation under global standards on worries some banks may be vulnerable if Chinese economy weakens significantly.
Emerging Prudential Risks
Australia’s Central Bank Governor Sounds Caution on New Threats to Stability
By Editors | 10/06/2014
Global regulators are issuing more than enough regulation to stop a recurrence of a global financial crisis, said Reserve Bank of Australia governor Glenn Stevens, as he cautioned that new potentially damaging threats to global stability could be overlooked.
Liquidity Risk
China Cuts Reserve Ratio for Small Banks
By Editors | 09/06/2014
China has cut the amount of cash reserves some lenders must hold at the central bank to boost lending to small businesses, in a move to stimulate its slowing economy.
Liquidity Risk
Intraday Liquidity Monitoring: Regulatory Requirement, Risk Management Tool
By Editors | 09/06/2014
As Asia-Pacific markets move to integrate Basel III standards on intraday liquidity monitoring into local requirements, financial institutions are finding it a tool for risk management and mitigation.
Trading & Investment
IOSCO Urges Asset Managers to Rely Less on Credit Rating Agencies
By Editors | 06/06/2014
The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) is urging regulators to come up with specific policy action that will encourage asset managers to rely less on credit rating agencies (CRA).
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