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Reputational risk in Latin American banks
Banks across Latin America are paying closer attention to reputational risk as they aim to expand their retail business to cater to a growing middle class across the region. OpRisk looks at the strategies...
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....
To avoid having its call centre targeted by an organised crime gang, a bank needs to ensure it has enough controls in place to deter criminals, but not so many that it becomes less useful to customers...
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SG's peso-denominated note returns 4.3% per annum
Société Générale produced a Mexican peso-denominated product in 2009 based on 10 banking stocks. The high level of capital protection meant a basket performance of more than 5% was required for a positive return, writes Suzi Hampson
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S&P Indices launches equally weighted proxies that measure the quality of US and European banks in conjunction with Isda, the trade body for the global OTC derivatives industry
Ten steps to banking supervision in a financial crisis
The financial crisis demonstrated that banking supervision practices applied during normal market conditions may not necessarily work during a crisis. Ryozo Himino considers some of the policies that may be required during a systemic event
Cash-rich insurers eye loan books of de-leveraging European banks
High-quality portfolios could provide attractive long-duration assets, say bankers
Regulators smell a rat – Aaron Woolner column
The law of unintended consequences is evident in the desire of some Asian banks to court Sifi status – despite the increased capital burdens imposed by authorities
Regulatory releases and developments in Asia
A country-by-country roundup of the banking rules and guidelines affecting the Asia region
Risk managers complain about Fed stress test workload
Twelve new banks are included in this year's US stress test, and some institutions are unhappy about the extra work
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