China banking regulatory commission (cbrc)
China's credit default swap market slow to grow
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China launched its version of the credit default swap market nearly 18 months ago – yet activity has almost ground to a halt due to a combination of inflexible rules, lack of standardisation, and an...
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New World Bank report sees flaws in China's regulatory system
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The World Bank's first assessment of the financial sector in China finds inadequacies in its regulation
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CSRC’s Shang takes over from Liu at CBRC; industry veterans selected...
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A round of new chairships was completed in October across three Chinese financial regulators in a move that saw the heads of two Chinese state-owned commercial banks promoted to lead the securities and insurance regulators
Asia Risk Congress 2011: Clashes with CFOs more likely as CRO role gains...
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The role of a chief risk officer (CRO) is becoming increasingly relevant at institutions in Asia – sometimes creating friction with the CFO. And Chinese CROs face additional challenges, according to participants at an Asia Risk Congress 2011 CRO roundtable...
Asia Risk Congress 2011: ‘Strong baseline supervision’ a domestic priority...
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Chinese banking watchdog director-general Luo Ping says China should continue with its conservative regulatory approach, which insulated it against the worst effects of the global financial crisis
Foreign banks get temporary respite from China’s new ‘Volcker rule’...
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Foreign banks in China, particularly thinly capitalised branches that are not locally incorporated in the country, greeted a decision by China’s banking regulator to postpone rules aimed at limiting non-hedging business onshore with relief this month....
Chinese banks stake their future on SME loans
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Chinese banks are moving to address profitability issues raised by tough new lending rules and capital regulation by bolstering lending activity to small-to- medium sized enterprises. But there are concerns mainland banks may not have sufficient requisite...
New loan-loss reserve requirement under Basel III set to crimp profits...
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A new 2.5% minimum loan-loss reserve requirement to be implemented in China under Basel III is likely to reduce the ability of banks to distribute profits to shareholders
Chinese banks move closer to advanced measurement approach
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
Two requests for proposals to help build AMA programmes issued in China
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