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Chinese banks enhancing direct banking channels to cater to increased demand
Although 60% of domestic banking customers are shifting to more direct banking methods, most would still want access to physical branches.
Key drivers behind Chinese banks going international
Proceedings report from The Asian Banker’s dialogue on "Building the International Presence of Chinese Banks" on key factors affecting the competitiveness of Chinese banks in a global environment.
CBRC issues new wealth management rules to ensure enhanced systemic stability
Launch of CRBC’s fresh regulations to address transparency and accountability of banks’ retail assets as well as a growing shadow banking industry.
Mid-sized Chinese banks drive cash management capabilities through SME focus
While ICBC remains the frontrunner in China’s cash management business, BOCOM and CMB have also achieved impressive YoY growth figures.
Temenos looks for local partnerships to drive future growth in China and Japan
David Arnott, CEO of Temenos, discusses the company’s strategy for growth in Asia.
Beijing boosts banks’ capital adequacy testing ahead of Basel III implementation
ICBC, CCB, ABC, BoC, BOCOM and China Merchants Bank given permission to establish individual capital assessment models to measure asset strength and prepare for Basel III rules.
Asian bankers express optimistic, albeit cautious hopes for transaction banking business
A combination of commitment, investment in technology and infrastructure, as well as physical presence, is required to succeed in transaction banking.
Chinese banks offer more conservative products to gain edge in wealth management business
Chinese banks seek to leverage on low-risk WMPs that offer steady but lower returns to attract HNWIs looking for a safe haven in China’s slowing economy.
Territorial rift compels Chinese banks to abandon meetings in Japan
The ongoing Senkaku/Diaoyu islands dispute between China and Japan has resulted in major Chinese banks boycotting meetings held in Japan, including SIBOS.




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