All posts tagged "Moody’s Investors Service"
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630Asia-PacificFS-ISAC Offers Recommendations for Cyber Defence in 2022
APAC financial institutions face threats from ransomware attacks, supply chain risks, and the resurgence of trojans and DDOS attacks.
November 21, 2021 -
198ChinaShenzhen Regulator Launches Probe into Evergrande Wealth
The Shenzhen Financial Regulatory Bureau said a "thorough investigation" into Evergrande Wealth has been launched following investor demands for an inquiry.
September 29, 2021 -
223Big PictureCBDCs Theaten to Eat Into Banks’ Remittance Fees: Moody’s
Fees and commissions banks charge for cross-border transactions will be reduced with wide adoption of CBDCs.
September 21, 2021 -
526ChinaChina May Transfer Huarong to Sovereign Wealth Fund – Report
Huarong’s failure to publish its earnings by its 31 March deadline has prompted concerns of a default by China's largest distressed debt manager.
April 16, 2021 -
407Capital RegulationDTCC Suggests Move to T+1 Settlement in US Markets
Reducing the settlement cycle to T+1 could reduce the NSCC's value-at-risk clearing fund charge by 30-40 percent for sample portfolios, DTCC said.
February 24, 2021 -
316Capital RegulationChina to Implement Revised Solvency Regulations for Insurers
The revisions refine the existing ‘three-pillar’ framework in the areas of capital requirements, solvency measurement and methods of resolution.
February 10, 2021 -
343Capital RegulationPBOC, CBIRC Approve New Capital Raising Tool for Banks
While small banks face acute funding needs, larger banks and G-SIBs will similarly have to bolster capital to address rising NPLs and incoming regulatory requirements.
January 27, 2021 -
483Securities & Trading
Singapore Sees Regulatory Support for Bank-Issued Covered Bonds
Moody's Investors Service says the higher encumbrance limit set by MAS last month may increase covered bonds issuances, deepen the market and reduce refinance risks.
November 19, 2020 -
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IBOR Phase-out Plans on Track Despite Covid: Moody’s
But challenges remain, including limited liquidity in ARR markets, uncertainties on term rates and credit spread adjustments, and operational issues.
September 29, 2020 -
909Asia-PacificBSP Proposes to Impose Cap on Credit Card Finance Charges
The BSP says it is looking to impose a maximum finance charge equivalent to an effective annual interest rate of 24 percent for credit card cash advances and installment purchases.
September 1, 2020
