LenaHuat wrote:Hi MM They hve to get their b/s ready for Basel III by end 2011.
Lena,
The banks are lobbying (thro the Institute of International Finance) to paint an apocalyptic picture of the economic cost of Basel 3.
The implementation date is 2012 latest, but I am not sure if they would all be ready by then.
Cheers, mm
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Hi iam802 Honestly, I have no special knowledge abt Basel. I understand almost all countries' supervising authorities are signatories to the treaty, administered by BIS. Even the Chinese banks have to comply with the requirements. And that's why so many banks are strengthening their b/s by either equity/debt arrangements. The supervising authorities should revoke the banking license of any that fails the requirements.
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Hi MM Yes, the implementation date is 2012, the latest. In the light of the global fin crisis, many watchers expect it by end 2011. That's why I'm watching this weekend's G20 summit at Toronto closely.
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Hi MM , u're right abt Basel III. G20 at Toronto has taken the position that 2012 will be the beginning and not the completion of the implementation of Basel III requirements. That means G20 thinks the world economy is still feeble and they need to ease credit conditions.
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quite unacceptable.... what happened to contingencies for such critical services?
relevant head of IT services should be sacked, as an example to others to stay vigilant of one's responsibilities... otherwise, we become a nation of "honest mistakes" that go unpunished...
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I closed my DBS account more than 12years back cos' I realized that UOB's service is better... and the Q at the ATMs is almost non-existent, unlike DBS's ATM Q
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