Chinese banks must break existing silos to create an integrated risk management strategy
Proceedings report from the China Banking Risk Dialogue 2013, on the importance of balance sheet management and stress testing best practices. July 17, 2013 | Research*The following is an extract of an important eight-page proceedings report on The Asian Banker’s China Banking Risk Dialogue 2013. The entire report is available here. Global macroeconomic landscape and its impact on China’s retail banking industry China is still operating under a relatively closed capital economy, which has helped reduce the impact of recent market volatilities. Stephen Schwartz, chief economist Asia at BBVA, highlighted the following points:
Importance of balance sheet management and stress testing best practices Financial institutions will have improve their asset and liability management capabilities, and be able to calculate and report quantitative liqu... Please login to read the complete article. If you already have an account, you can login now or subscribe/register.
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