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Published February 19, 2013

Asia Pacific banking industry outlook 2013

Regional economies are generally sound, with good long term prospects. While Asian banks grapple with new capital rules in the short term, they are likely to withstand long term stress to their operations.

Date: Feb 19, 2013
Author: Manu Bhaskaran
Categories: Capital & Strategic Issues, China, Indonesia, Japan, Risk and Regulation, Rmb, Thailand
Keywords: BOJ, Federal Reserve, ASEAN, Malaysia, Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Shadow Banking, NPL

The Asia Pacific economies approached 2013 with fairly strong fundamentals in place. Supply side growth drivers remain strong, macro-economic policy is largely sound, intra-regional integration efforts…

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