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Rejecting once again the designation ‘Basel IV’ for upcoming pieces of its regulatory framework, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision’s secretary general, William Coen, said on Tuesday that yet more needs to be done to fortify the banking sector once the remaining pieces of Basel III are finalised. -
In this round-up, MSCI announced that its review of A-shares is underway, eight new institutional investors received RQFII licenses in 2016, Hong Kong saw further falls in RMB deposits and cross-border RMB trade settlement, and Bank of China saw two RMB internationalisation indices drop recently. Plus, a recap of our top stories this week.
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A European Commission expert group has suggested harmonising the two most significant post-crisis capital requirement frameworks, as well as possibly differentiating capital requirements based on bank business types.
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Europe's banks are failing to use a capital subsidy for small and medium enterprise lending which was added into capital rules against the advice of the European Banking Authority.
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The European Banking Authority’s figures on bonuses and fixed pay for senior staff show that the bonus cap has not weakened banks, according to a report the regulator published on Wednesday.
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The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (Swift) signed a memorandum of understanding with Chinese payment infrastructure firm CIPS Corp on March 25. The organisations will co-operate to improve the China cross-border interbank payment system (CIPS) ahead of the launch of its next development stage in 2017.
