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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.
Shift in consumer behavioural patterns affecting banks’ Big Data usage
Banks will need to better direct the appropriate promotions, deals or product options to customers in line with their past habits, if they are to turn an average customer into a loyal one.
Are Reinhart and Rogoff’s coding errors a mistake too far?
The accuracy of Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff’s “Growth in a Time of Debt” research paper has been called into question, as the austerity policies backed by their findings become a hotly debated topic.
Evolution of the intelligent flow monster in trading
Steve Grob, director of group strategy at Fidessa, explains how playing the scale game successfully within the trading environment will increasingly depend on a changing and more intelligent relationship with technology.
International bank regulation: Right or wrong track?
William “Bill” Isaac, former chairman, FDIC, in his keynote at the 14th Asian Banker Summit, spoke on smarter regulation, greater market discipline, reducing moral hazard, and ending too big to fail.
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.
China must foster inter-region trust and confidence to further Rmb growth
With China’s growing importance as a trading partner in Asia, its ambitions for a bigger role for the Rmb in the international stage may soon be realised.
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.



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