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Banks continue to ramp up in offshore RMB
Top-tier banks are continuing to invest in their offshore renminbi trading capabilities, despite the recent dip in Chinese growth and the challenge of persuading clients to use the new currency and boost...
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Asia bankers reject counter-cyclical capital buffer as effective tool...
The negative impact of the counter-cyclical capital buffer on high-growth countries has reinforced the feeling that the Basel III Accord is biased towards the North American and European banking systems at the expense of Asia
Vietnam pushes bank consolidation to aid risk management
Vietnam’s economic expansion has been matched by a proliferation of banks. But the regulator is talking tough and is aiming to halve the number of banks and ramp up their risk management capabilities. Is it going to work?
Dark pool trading in Asia increases – as does regulatory interest
The dark pool sector in Singapore was killed off by onerous regulations. As the SFC later looks to step up its oversight of the activity, the question is whether the Asian market will match its European and North American peers in terms of penetration...
Australia weighs up illiquidity premium for insurer liabilities
Australia is forging ahead of the rest of Asia in introducing risk-based capital regulation for its insurance industry with the recognition of an illiquidity premium. Could this in turn lead to a solution to Australian banks’ Basel III liquidity issues?...
Q&A: Ryozo Himino on Basel’s RWA probe and the need for minimum standards...
The Basel Committee’s newly formed standards implementation group is charged with monitoring how banks are adhering to the requirements of the Basel III accord. The chair of the group, Ryozo Himino, talks to Nick Sawyer about consistency with Basel...
Stress testing with fully flexible causal inputs
Propagating causal stress tests on selected risk factors to all the risk drivers is a challenging task. Attilio Meucci relies on entropy pooling to address this issue
China’s QFII expansion heralds next step in liberalisation of market
China has taken a measured approach to opening up its domestic market but the decision last month to more than double the QFII quota available to foreign players was unprecedented in its size. Is there more to come?
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