Apr 19, 2023 07:58 PM

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Five Things to Know About How China Is Changing Its Rules for Bank Capital

By Fan Qianchan and Zhang Yukun

China is making major changes to rules governing bank capital for the first time in a decade.

China is making major changes to rules governing bank capital for the first time in a decade.

China’s banking regulators want to set up a regulatory system for commercial bank capital that aligns with international standards without losing sight of what matters to lenders and borrowers in the country.

The draft regulations, released for public comment in February, are the first major amendment to the current rules governing commercial bank capital, which were established more than 10 years ago.

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