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  • Inside China: taming shadow banking
    China has struggled to curb the growth of off-balance-sheet businesses. Here’s how wealth management plans have slipped through the regulatory cracks
    May 22 2013
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    KRX Q&A: helping emerging market exchanges
    Korea Exchange is at the forefront of developed economy exchanges working to foster links with those in emerging markets. Its market strategy chief explains how
    Ashley Lee, May 22 2013
  • Yield of dreams?
    "It's tremendously important that we are wide-awake to the potentially adverse, unintended consequences of interest rates being where they are," the Bank of England's head of financial stability Andrew Haldane told IFLR this month, in an exclusive online-only video series. "We need to be super vigilant that markets don't get ahead of themselves, don't become too bubbly."
    May 22 2013
  • Europe: More bite for the banking union
    The project to introduce a single supervisor for Europe's systemically important banks is nearing completion, bringing Europe one step closer to a full banking union. But the details of how the union will work are still unclear.
    May 22 2013
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    Follow African banks’ lead
    The rise of local banks has changed the rules for Africa’s lending market. Foreign banks have been forced out of syndications, and must now learn from their local competition
    Danielle Myles, May 22 2013
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    Americas: Mexico’s Dodd-Frank: better than the real thing
    Unlike the US, Mexico’s financial reforms made good use of this
    May 22 2013
  • CCP resolution: the latest design considerations
    A recent Bank of England report set out the case for clearinghouses to have a well-mapped plan for how they will assign losses to members, in the event of a default that burns through the company's emergency funds. Central counterparties (CCPs) must closely consider their options when designing these rules, each of which has its own unique considerations.
    May 22 2013
  • Asia Pacific: The dim sum market must improve
    The offshore renminbi (RMB) bond market might be rapidly expanding, but international investors and issuers lack incentives to participate until the market adheres to international best practice on deal structures and credit ratings.
    May 22 2013
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    Basel III to prompt tier 2 decline
    Given Spain can support losses from this this, few banks need capital reserves
    May 22 2013
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    Breakthrough sukuk opens new funding vistas in GCC
    The deal opens up the east to new issuers Al Bayan Group has become the first Saudi company to tap the Malaysian capital markets, establishing a RM1 billion ($161 million) Malaysian ringgit sukuk programme. RM200 million sukuk wakalah due 2016 has been issued as the first tranche under the inaugural programme.
    May 22 2013
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