Prudential Risk

Credit Risk

RBI Hones Rules to Hasten Remedy of India’s Bad Loans

By Editors | 19/12/2013

The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) recent discussion paper on the management of non-performing loans signals an intensification of regulatory […]

Emerging Prudential Risks

SFC Report Shows Trends in Risk & Risk Mitigation

By Editors | 19/12/2013

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has released a report unveiling the trends in risk and risk mitigation. […]

Liquidity Risk

Guy Debelle: Why Do We Have Liquidity Regulation?

By Editors | 17/12/2013

Guy Debelle at the recent Australasian Finance and Banking Conference in Sydney gives an overview below of Basel III and why we have liquidity regulation.

Capital Adequacy

Philippines Strengthens Capital Structure of Foreign Banks

By Editors | 13/12/2013

The Philippines Central Bank’s (Bangko Sentral) Monetary Board (MB) has approved amendments to the capital framework of foreign bank branches […]

Structural Regulation

Deutsche Bank Official: Regulation to Dominate Banking

By Editors | 11/12/2013

Regulation will dominate the banking industry for the next year and beyond, according to Dr Paul M Achleitner, Chairman of […]

Capital Adequacy

NZ Introduce New Laws for Covered Bonds & Non-Bank Desposit Takers

By Editors | 04/12/2013

The New Zealand parliament has passed one law to strengthen the regulatory regime for non-bank deposit takers and another to […]

Clearing & Post-Trade

IOSCO Concerned Over Asian CPP Assessment

By Editors | 03/12/2013

“Imposing conditions and standards that are not relevant for non EU Central Counterparties (CCP) would give rise to severe problems” […]

Operational Risk

MAS Consultation Paper on Changes to Banking Act

By Editors | 29/11/2013

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is proposing several changes to the Banking Act (BA) to strengthen its supervisory oversight […]

Capital Adequacy

S. Korea Implement Basel III Capital Regulations to Domestic Banks from December

By Editors | 26/11/2013

Basel III capital regulations will be phased in to the South Korean domestic banks from December 1, 2013, as part of strengthened prudential regulations for banking sector which have been under discussion since the global financial crisis.