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Top 100 Banks survey on op risk capital shows Asia's banks biggest improvers

Banks across the globe have been paying far more attention to their op risk capital since the crisis, but Asian banks take the prize as most-improved players in this year’s Top 100 Banks survey.

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Click here to download a pdf of this year's Top 100 Banks table.

The standing of the world’s top banks has altered considerably in the aftermath of the global financial crisis. Many western banks have raised their Tier I capital in response to regulatory pressure, and Asian banks have become market leaders in the banking hierarchy in this respect – a trend that can only become stronger as business

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