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A tale of two cities: emergence of offshore Rmb products
Date: Aug 22, 2011
Author: Bernard Lee
Categories: China, Exchanges, Hong Kong, Markets & Exchanges, Rmb, Singapore, Capital Markets, Performance Measurement
Keywords: Dim Sum Bonds, Conversion, Deposits, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Trade Settlement, CNY, CNH, HedgeSPA, People's Bank of China
Bernard Lee, research fellow of the International Trading Institute at Singapore Management University, feels that Singapore can play a crucial role in the development of China’s financial markets.
Balanced approach in using sovereign bonds as risk management tool crucial for Asian Banks
Date: Aug 16, 2011
Author: Michael Zerbs
Categories: Basel III, Capital & Strategic Issues, Government Finance, Risk and Regulation, Risk Management, Capital Markets
Keywords: Sovereign Bonds, Liquid Assets, Derivatives, Central Clearing, Euro Crisis, US Credit Downgrade, S&P, Market Risk, Diversification, Algorithmics
Michael Zerbs, president and COO, Algorithmics, feels that regulations favouring holding sovereign bonds perpetuate concentration risk, especially for Asian banks that lack access to deep markets.
Asia must prepare for sharp pullback in liquidity and credit
Date: Aug 15, 2011
Author: Wee Ee Cheong
Categories: Government Finance, Risk and Regulation, Singapore, Capital Markets
Keywords: UOB, Wee Ee Cheong, Assets, Liabilities, US Credit Downgrade, Deposits, Liquidity Risk
Wee Ee Cheong, CEO of Singapore’s UOB, feels that growth beyond 2011 will be moderated and margins will come under sharp pressure.
Interview transcript: José María Roldán, director general, banking regulation, Banco de España, Spain, April 8th 2011.
Date: Aug 02, 2011
Author: Editorial
Categories: Basel III, Regulation, Risk and Regulation
Keywords: José María Roldán, Banco de España, G20, BCBS, BIS, Capital Requirements, Risk Weighted Assets, Hybrid Capita
José María Roldán, member of the Basel Committee for Banking Supervision, discusses the evolution from Basel II to Basel III, the learning process, and influence of the G20.
Foreign Banks face an uphill battle in China
Although foreign banks in China grew moderately in 2010, fierce competition from large domestic banks and stifling regulations prevent them from reaching their full potential.
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