Regulators will solve liquid assets shortage, says HKMA’s Kemp

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When Karen Kemp, the executive director for banking policy at the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), took up her current post in February 2008, she was assured by her predecessor that the banking policy role was a studious, cerebral one, in which she would have the opportunity to think deeply and apply a sculptor’s craft to the rule-making process. At the time, that may well have been true – it took the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision seven years and five quantitative impact studies to

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