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Our researches and analysis on Risk and Regulation

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Can the single resolution mechanism ensure Europe’s financial stability?

The Single Resolution Mechanism becomes fully operational to bolster the resiliency of banks in the European Union. This is the second of three conditions for the establishment of a Banking Union, in which all 19 euro member states must…

     
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Maybank, Malaysia: In search of efficiency

In an atmosphere of intense competition, sputtering economy, and ambitious regional expansion, Maybank is banking on a strategy to improve efficiency across the organisation.

     
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Calm before the storm

Banks across the region continued to grow in 2014 but with headwinds in the horizon, conditions are expected to worsen

     
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Banking sector in good condition

Despite considerable variations within the Middle East and Africa, the banking sector as a whole achieved good financial performance in 2014

     
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China upgrades payments infrastructure to support growth in retail consumption

The People's Bank of China has established an integrated system to connect banks, merchants, and retailers to facilitate increased transactions, which grew 74.5% to $913.5 trillion in 2015. With growing consumer spending, financial institutions…

     
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Australia focused on sustaining growth in 2015

Can the industry withstand the current combination of low interest rates, strong housing price growth and higher household indebtedness?

     
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Singapore – Finance as a lack of the imagination

Emmanuel Daniel, founder of The Asian Banker, in a rather straightforward speech to the heads of technology of banks in Singapore outlined why the fintech phenomenon in Singapore is not in any danger of any breakthrough that is innovative…

     
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Facing FATCA: Unravelling the IT solution confusion

Colin Camp, managing director of Dion Global Solutions, feels that FIs are finally coming to terms with the reality of FATCA, and must now decide how to address the demand placed upon them.