All posts tagged "S&P Global"
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224Capital RegulationCBIRC Asks Banks to Relax Loan Classification Standards
Local banks are asked to be more tolerant of bad loans and to reduce their profit targets, as the novel coronavirus epidemic keeps borrowers from resuming normal business operations.
February 13, 2020 -
682Capital RegulationSea and Grab-Singtel “Leading Singapore Digital Bank Race”
S&P Global Market Intelligence believes digital banking contenders Sea and the Grab-Singtel consortium are the most likely to gain coveted digital bank licences in Singapore.
February 12, 2020 -
953ChinaChina Regulators Share Common Message of Opening Up
Regulators at the three-day China Development Forum in Beijing had a common message for the market – that China plans to ramp up efforts to open up the financial sector this year.
March 27, 2019 -
678Asia-PacificS&P Upgrades Philippine Banking System Following New BSP Charter
The new charter bolsters the BSP's powers to exercise its core mandate of promoting a sound financial system and address risks arising from the financial system's interconnectedness.
March 4, 2019 -
847ChinaJPM Asset Management Approved to Sell HK Funds in China
Two of JPMorgan's Hong Kong funds have been approved for distribution in China under the Mutual Recognition of Funds scheme.
January 30, 2019 -
1.6K1Capital RegulationPBOC Perpetual Bond Support Seen as Banking System Bailout
China's recent moves to help banks replenish capital through perpetual bond issuances are seen as a bailout of the banking system. But what happens in another crisis?
January 30, 2019 -
695ChinaS&P Approved to Enter China’s Credit Rating Market
The People's Bank of China has approved S&P Global Ratings to operate locally in its latest move to open up financial markets.
January 29, 2019 -
482Capital RegulationIndian Banks Gear Up for RBI’s Second Asset Quality Review
RBI has reportedly sought details of specific stressed asset accounts to ensure recognition and provisions are in line with regulatory norms; S&P Global says current cycle of bad loans is likely to reverse within next financial year.
August 2, 2018
