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Our research and analysis on Basel III
The following in-depth pieces represent our archive of research and analysis on Basel III.
Chinese banks must be able to adapt to current market dynamics to stay competitive
Remarks by Fan Wenzhong, director general, international department, CBRC, at the China International Banking Convention 2013, on the changing banking landscape in China.
"More governance, less government" underpins effective risk management
Proceedings report from the Risk Games Conference 2013, held in conjunction with The Asian Banker Summit 2013 on flawed post-crisis regulatory changes.
Chinese banks seek to learn from US counterparts to achieve Basel III compliance
Proceedings report from The Asian Banker’s dialogue on "Building a Strong and Stable Bank- The Role of the CEO in Risk Management” on the complexities of Basel III rules.
Full participation integral to financial integration in ASEAN
Proceedings report from the International Banking Conference 2013, held in conjunction with The Asian Banker Summit 2013 on ASEAN financial integration and the transaction banking industry today.
Should Chinese banks comply with Basel III standards?
William Isaac, former chairman of FDIC, believes that it is more important that banks develop sound decision-making processes, rather than comply with Basel III rules.
Financial stability: Incentives matter
Remarks by Thomas Hoenig, vice chairman, FDIC, at the 14th Asian Banker Summit, Jakarta, on threats to financial stability, and management incentives and outcomes.
Safety nets must be implemented judiciously to ensure stability of the global financial system
Thomas Hoenig, vice chairman of FDIC advocates for more useful and transparent capital standards that allow for greater comparability among all global and domestic financial firms.
Open Bank Resolution – an option for banks that are ‘too big to fail’
This concept, which allows failed SIFIs to remain open for business, ensures liquidity and minimises disruption costs within the banking sector.



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