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Chinese banks seek global standards

China's big four banks have done the Basel II groundwork and started the data collection and modelling needed to meet foundation internal ratings-based compliance. Will all this protect their bulging balance sheets? By Kathleen Kearney

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China's major banks are tackling the demands of the foundation internal ratings-based (IRB) approach head on, rather than implementing the standardised approach first under the Basel II capital accord (see box). The decision to bypass the less complicated version was taken by the banking watchdog, the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC), which has set the requirements and timetable for

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