All posts tagged "Loans"
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43Australia & NZRBNZ to Tighten Mortgage Lending Standards From October
The RBNZ will further restrict high-LVR lending, and also consider the use of DTI restrictions and interest rate floors.
August 3, 2021 -
35Australia & NZAPRA to Formalise Regulatory Support for Covid Loans
APRA intends to formalise regulatory support measures for banks offering Covid-19 loans through a temporary amendment to APS 220.
August 2, 2021 -
75FeatureARRC Formally Recommends CME Group SOFR Term Rates
Forward-looking term rates are needed for syndicated and bilateral corporate loans, as well as in the CLO and leveraged loans markets.
July 31, 2021 -
116Market InfrastructureSingapore Offers Guidance on Converting Legacy SOR Contracts
Guidance is offered on wholesale markets, corporate loans, derivatives, bonds and retail loans. A public education campaign will start in September 2021.
July 30, 2021 -
92FeatureBOJ to Pursue ‘Learning-by-doing’ Approach to Climate Risk
The BOJ will offer zero-interest funds to FIs making loans and investments to tackle climate change, study the programme's impacts, and make adjustments when necessary.
July 29, 2021 -
58ChinaShenzhen Court Ruling Paves Way for China Bankruptcy Law
A Shenzhen court has reportedly approved a restructuring plan for a businessman requiring him to repay the principal of his loans to creditors.
July 26, 2021 -
52ChinaChina: Shanxi Banking Regulator to Face Corruption Trial
Yang Qinghe is accused of abusing his power to help people who bribed him to obtain loans and other benefits.
July 23, 2021 -
57Australia & NZ
APRA Says Loan Deferrals Need Not be Treated as Arrears
Banks will not need to treat the period of deferral being offered by banks to borrowers as a period of arrears or a loan restructuring.
July 20, 2021 -
73FeatureMAS Further Extends Facility to Support SME Lending
Government risk sharing and lower-cost funding will keep borrowing costs low for local enterprises as they recover and adapt to the new normal, MAS said.
July 6, 2021 -
73KoreaBOK to Continue Bond Market Support, Scale Back Monetary Measures
The BOK is concerned that growing financial risks, household debt, and higher inflation could spark a new crisis.
July 2, 2021
