Hong Kong banks set to struggle with Basel II

Deloitte’s annual report on Hong Kong financial institutions showed Hong Kong banks’ risk management systems are often insufficient for the demands that will be made by the risk-sensitive Basel II accord. The accord is proposed by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, the body that in effect regulates international banks.

Basel II will determine from 2005 what proportion of their assets large international banks must set aside as a reserve to guard against banking risks, including credit

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