Prudential Risk

    Capital Adequacy

    Changes to Securitisation Structures May Hit Smaller Aussie Lenders Harder

    By Editors | 01/08/2015

    The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority may end up shutting smaller lenders out of their main funding source with its toughened stance on securitised loans.

    Emerging Prudential Risks

    Basel Committee, IOSCO Publish Final Criteria for Securitisation Structures

    By Editors | 27/07/2015

    The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and the International Organization of Securities Commissions have issued final criteria for identifying simple, transparent and comparable securitisation structures.

    Emerging Prudential Risks

    New Zealand Central Bank Consults on Efficiency of Regulatory Regime

    By Editors | 24/07/2015

    The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is proposing changes to its regulatory requirements in a bid to improve the efficiency of bank supervision and reduce banks’ costs.

    Structural Regulation

    Nepal Draft Law Over Provincial Regulator Draws Criticism

    By Editors | 24/07/2015

    Nepal’s new draft law that will put financial institutions under the regulatory jurisdiction of provincial governments is drawing criticism from bankers, regulators and economists, including the central bank itself.

    Capital Adequacy

    SFC Consults on Proposes Changes to Financial Resources Rules

    By Editors | 21/07/2015

    The Securities and Futures Commission has released a consultation paper on proposed changes to the Securities and Futures (Financial Resources) Rules relating to capital and other prudential requirements for licensed corporations engaged in over-the-counter derivatives activity.

    Capital Adequacy

    Aussie Banks Required to Hold More Capital against Mortgages

    By Editors | 21/07/2015

    The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has increased the average risk weights for Australian residential mortgage exposures from 16 percent to 25 percent.

    Structural Regulation

    China Announces Guidelines for Internet Finance

    By Editors | 21/07/2015

    China has issued stricter guidelines to regulate Internet finance, calling for enhanced supervision of the sector while also pledging to support its development.

    Emerging Prudential Risks

    Vice Finance Minister says China Must Learn from Market Plunge

    By Editors | 20/07/2015

    Zhu Guangyao believes that the supervision and the development of new regulatory frameworks will make it possible to weather any future market turbulence.

    Emerging Prudential Risks

    FSB Approaches Regulation of Asset Managers Cautiously

    By Editors | 19/07/2015

    The Financial Stability Board has said it would focus on addressing risks to market liquidity posed by the activities of asset managers rather than on imposing capital and liquidity requirements on the institutions themselves.

    Capital Adequacy

    Australian Banks Make Progress on Capital-Raising

    By Editors | 18/07/2015

    Major Australian banks have been preparing for higher capital requirements, with National Australia Bank (NAB) now possessing the sector’s highest capital ratio.

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