All posts tagged "S&P"
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378Asia-PacificSri Lanka to Temporarily Stop Servicing Foreign Debt
The government is suspending repayment of foreign debt pending the completion of a loan restructuring programme with the IMF.
April 14, 2022 -
596AML / KYCUS Imposes Fresh Russia Sanctions, G7 Pledges to Block Gold Trades
The G7 and EU will prohibit gold-related transactions involving Russia and ramp up monitoring and information sharing to prevent Russian sanctions evasion.
March 25, 2022 -
258ChinaPBOC, CBIRC Pressure Evergrande to Resolve Debt Risks
Evergrande must actively diffuse debt risk and maintain real estate and financial markets stability, the PBOC and CBIRC said in a rare joint statement.
August 24, 2021 -
894ESG / SustainabilityKRX Launches Index Tracking Carbon Efficiency of Listed Companies
The index assigns weightings based on carbon-to-revenue footprints calculated using information in sustainability reports, annual reports, ESG reports, and other publicly disclosed sources.
November 19, 2020 -
2.2KAustralia & NZLoan Loss Expectations Prompt Need for Collateral Visibility
Collateral is one of the more underutilised credit risk mitigation tools available to banks, and likely to become more important as loan losses mount in the year ahead.
November 12, 2020 -
1.9KChinaChina Further Opens Domestic Markets to Foreign Investors
Qualified foreign investors can lend out and borrow stock holdings to enable their use in short-selling, and trade equity index futures on the CFFEX.
November 2, 2020 -
576ChinaChina Approves Plan to Impose National Security Law in Hong Kong
The move could impact Hong Kong's special trade status under US law, lead to sanctions against officials, and trigger a downgrade of the city's credit rating.
May 28, 2020 -
1.6KChinaFund Houses Plot China Growth Plans After Rules Relaxed
With full ownership now on the table and various alternatives also open, foreign fund groups in China are weighing how to expand into a fast-changing market with lots of potential.
April 22, 2020 -
717Capital / LiquidityPBOC Cuts Rates as Banks Prepare for More Bad Debt
Small- and mid-sized banks are likely to struggle more as they have less capital in reserve and fewer state borrowers they can call on.
March 31, 2020 -
1.2KAustralia & NZSingapore, Australia Benchmarks Gain EU Equivalence
The European Commission has adopted equivalence decisions for Australian and Singapore financial benchmarks, but repealed existing equivalence for credit rating agencies.
July 30, 2019
