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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.
Can the financial community in Asia rise to the challenges of regional integration?
日期: 2013年 04月 26日
作者: Foo Boon Ping
类别: Capital & Strategic Issues, China, Data & Analytics, Data Management, FSI Customer Relationship Management
, Innovation, Regulation, Risk and Regulation, Technology & Operations
关键词: Asian Banker Summit 2013, ASEAN, Deutsche Bank, Kasikornbank, OCBC, Bank of Queensland, Big Data, BoC, DBS, UBS, ANZ
Recent market and regulatory changes in the banking industry have accentuated the need for bankers to seize opportunities and weather challenges.
China must foster inter-region trust and confidence to further Rmb growth
日期: 2013年 04月 26日
作者: Donghyun Park
类别: Capital & Strategic Issues, Cash, Treasury & Trade, China, Risk and Regulation, Rmb, Transaction Banking
关键词: ADB, Donghyun Park, IMF, Zhou Xiaochuan, PBoC
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.
新闻、访谈及当前形势分析
Social media initiatives futile without contributing to enterprise value
日期: 2013年 05月 10日
作者: Levina Lim
类别: Customer Centricity, Data & Analytics, Data Management, Innovation, Technology & Operations
关键词: Asian Banker Summit 2013, Big Data, Sentiment Analysis, OCBC, Robinsons, Thomson Reuters, Beyond Analysis, Paul Alexander
Big Data and social media are among the top technology trends in banking today but can banks create value out of it?
Should Chinese banks comply with Basel III standards?
日期: 2013年 05月 02日
作者: Baron Laudermilk
类别: Basel III, Capital & Strategic Issues, China, Risk and Regulation
关键词: William Isaac, FDIC, Ma Lixin, CBRC, Shanghai Banking Association, Shanghai Banking Association, Accenture, Phillip Straley
William Isaac, former chairman of FDIC, believes that it is more important that banks develop sound decision-making processes, rather than comply with Basel III rules.
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