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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.
Amendments to Thai banking regulations expected to spur liquidity in financial industry
Recent changes to banking and financial acts will provide a secure and more flexible business environment for Thailand’s corporate and banking segments.
Basel III's LCR requirements eased to facilitate recovery of global banking system
The Clearing House, a US-based banking body, has noted weaknesses in Basel III’s LCR recommendation and has pushed for revisions, in view of the industry’s struggle to achieve Basel III compliance.
Bank Mandiri mitigates liquidity risk exposure through implementation of crisis management unit
Date: Jan 07, 2013
Author: Foo Boon Ping
Categories: Indonesia, Operational Risk, Risk and Regulation
Keywords: Bank Mandiri, Liquidity Risk, BCC, ERM, LDR
Through establishment of its own business command centre, Bank Mandiri has managed to maintained its US dollar LDR limit at a satisfactory level.
Australian banks may struggle to meet data gathering component in APRA's new reporting standards
Date: Nov 21, 2012
Author: Esther Tan
Categories: Australia, Basel III, Regulation, Risk and Regulation
Keywords: APRA, ADI, LCR, NSFR, MLH, John Laker, RBA, Liquidity Risk
Although APRA’s liquidity reporting guidelines are still conceptual, Australian banks are bound to be tied to more stringent reporting compliance compared to most countries.
Asian Banker 500 shows Asian banks’ assets grew twice as fast in 2011
Asia’s 500 largest banks’ total assets to reach $85.6 trillion in 2014, overtaking assets of top US and EU banks which are projected to grow to $82.3 trillion.
Liberalisation of China’s interest rate market to spur commercial banks’ competitiveness
Li Lin, general manager of strategy development and planning at Shanghai Pudong Development Bank discusses the liberalisation of China’s interest rate market.
Chinese bank results indicate weaker growth, but megabanks remain highly profitable
China’s big four banks are expected to post weaker results on the back of rising NPLs and a slowdown in economic growth.
DBS Singapore utilising enterprise risk management to create a unified picture of risk
The bank consolidated ‘silo’ risk systems to unify its risk, treasury, finance and accounting functions in order to gain a better perspective of the overall risks that it faces.




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