Philippines

    Credit Risk

    BSP Takes on Credit Card Regulation

    By Samuel Riding | 03/02/2016

    Central bank to have supervisory powers over credit card issuers, acquirers and transactions.

    Structural Regulation

    PSE Submits Fixed Income Exchange Takeover Bid

    By Samuel Riding | 28/01/2016

    Philippine Stock Exchange meets extended deadline to submit detailed proposal on consolidation of equity, fixed income markets.

    Capital Adequacy

    BSP Suggests Domestic Banks Seek Foreign Capital

    By Samuel Riding | 27/01/2016

    Philippine central bank says greater competition and global capital, risk standards could hurt incumbents.

    Structural Regulation

    PSE-PSD Merger Deadline Extended

    By Samuel Riding | 21/12/2015

    SEC gives Philippine Stock Exchange extra 45 days to respond to queries on proposed merger with fixed income bourse operator.

    Structural Regulation

    PSE Faces Queries on PDS Deal

    By Samuel Riding | 07/12/2015

    Philippine Stock Exchange working to answer regulator’s questions on takeover of fixed income bourse operator.

    Conduct, Culture & Accountability

    BSP Tightens Regulations on Family-owned Banks

    By Samuel Riding | 03/12/2015

    Philippines central bank says conglomerate and family-owned banks must maintain ‘arm’s length’ principle.

    Cryptocurrency

    Swift Seeks Regulatory Unity on Cryptocurrencies

    By Samuel Riding | 24/11/2015

    Payment service network’s research platform suggests regulatory uncertainty is hindering AML and CTF efforts.

    Structural Regulation

    Philippine Stock Exchange to Boost Stake in PDS

    By Samuel Riding | 23/11/2015

    Philippine Stock Exchange currently holds 20.98 percent in operator of Philippine Dealing Exchange.

    Structural Regulation

    Merger of Philippine Exchanges Delayed

    By Samuel Riding | 13/11/2015

    Monopoly law a stumbling block in proposed merger of the country’s equity and fixed income exchanges.

    Structural Regulation

    MAS Cites Tax Concerns as ARFP Stumbling Block

    By Editors | 19/09/2015

    The Monetary Authority of Singapore has cited unfair tax treatments as its reason for not moving forward with the Asia Region Funds Passport scheme.

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