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Liberalisation of China’s interest rate market to spur commercial banks’ competitiveness
Date: Sep 13, 2012
Author: Li Lin
Categories: China, Credit Risk, Deposits and Liabilities, Government Finance, Risk and Regulation, Rmb, Capital Markets
Keywords: Interest rates, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, Li Lin, NDRC, SHIBOR, Deposit Financing, Asset Securitisation, BoC, Capital Management, Liquidity Risk, Capital Supervision
Li Lin, general manager of strategy development and planning at Shanghai Pudong Development Bank discusses the liberalisation of China’s interest rate market.
Taiwan to further economic integration with China through new currency clearing system
Date: Sep 03, 2012
Author: Baron Laudermilk
Categories: China, Government Finance, Rmb, Taiwan, Trade Finance, Transaction Banking, Capital Markets
Keywords: PBoC, Central Bank of the Republic of the China (Taiwan), Mega International Commercial Bank, Chinatrust Commercial Bank, Dariusz Kowalcyk, Credit Agricole, Perng Fai-nan, HKMA
Taiwan’s Rmb clearing system agreement with China is a major step towards it becoming an offshore Rmb hub. But fiscally, it lags far behind Hong Kong.
Chinese bank results indicate weaker growth, but megabanks remain highly profitable
Date: Aug 29, 2012
Author: Baron Laudermilk
Categories: China, Government Finance, Rmb, Wealth Management, Capital Markets
Keywords: CCB, ABC, ICBC, PBoC, SMEs, Europe, United States, 2008 Financial Crisis, Liquidity, NBS, PMI, NPL, SME, SOE
China’s big four banks are expected to post weaker results on the back of rising NPLs and a slowdown in economic growth.
US corporates losing out on renminbi transactions
Date: Jul 24, 2012
Author: Baron Laudermilk
Categories: China, Government Finance, Rmb, Trade Finance, Transaction Banking, Capital Markets
Keywords: Western Union, Alfred Nader, Asian Development Bank, Donghyun Park, Chris Leung, DBS, Alicia Garcia, BBVA
Survey on the use of renminbi by businesses worldwide finds that US corporates are not capitalizing on the benefits of conducting payments and trades in renminbi.
PBoC should adopt solutions-driven approach in pilot cross-border payment programme
Date: Jul 17, 2012
Author: Baron Laudermilk
Categories: Capital & Strategic Issues, China, Government Finance, Regulation, Rmb, Trade Finance, Transaction Banking, Capital Markets
Keywords: PBoC, MDE, JP Morgan Chase, David Koh, Currency Trade Swaps, Cross-Border Investment
David Koh, head of treasury services for Greater China at JPMorgan, shares his thoughts on the significance of PBoC’s new initiatives regarding its cross-border Rmb programmes.
Economic slowdown in China prompts rate cuts and increased SME funding
Date: Jul 16, 2012
Author: Baron Laudermilk
Categories: Capital & Strategic Issues, China, Government Finance, SME Banking, Capital Markets
Keywords: PBoC, Patrick Chovanec, The Export-Import Bank of China, Wang Jianye, DBS, Chris Leung, Alicia Garcia, BBVA, IMF, Lending Rates
Beijing has made two rate cuts in lending over the last month to boost economic growth, but this is not enough to stimulate the economy.
Beijing steers its economy towards sustainable growth
Date: Jun 29, 2012
Author: Baron Laudermilk
Categories: Capital & Strategic Issues, China, Government Finance, Regulation, Risk and Regulation, Capital Markets
Keywords: Chris Leung, DBS Bank, Liquidity Risk, Beijing, Risk Culture, Hong Kong, Dariusz Kowalczyk, Credit Agricole, Mark Thirlwell, Lowy Institute for International Policy
Chris Leung, senior economist for the Greater China region at DBS Bank Hong Kong, believes that despite fears of an economic slowdown in China, Beijing is making the right moves to enhance its economy in the long run.
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