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HK given flexibility
Hong Kong’s banking regulator, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), will not prescribe any particular approach to Basel II for the territory’s financial institutions, leaving even the largest banks to choose which of the three approaches to take to credit and operational risk.

Speaking at a City University of Hong Kong/Oracle Systems Hong Kong seminar in July, Simon Topping, executive director, banking policy, for the HKMA, said that unlike the approaches

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