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Regulatory framework liberalization partly the reason.
Government support crucial in rating Chinese banks
A new approach has been suggested.
China AMCs becoming more significant ouside banks in managing bad assets
But there's more beyond asset quality.
China TSF underwhelms in April at RMB1.05 tn
However, bond financing bounced back.
CNH market bounces back in April with 35bp yield compression
It's the biggest in 20 months.
CMB 1Q15 net profits jump 15 y/y to RMB17.2 bn
Thanks partly to solid margin expansion.
FX policy to support broad RMB stability
In line with reforms being promoted.
Chongqing Rural Commercial Bank posts unexpectedly higher profit of RMB2 bn
Thanks partly to fast balance sheet expansion.
China slashes RRR by 100bps
The market only expected a 50bps cut.
100bp RRR cut in China proves further monetary loosening
The cut is the second in 2015.
BTMU announces creation of learning center in Myanmar
Possibly helping Myanmar's banking professionals' competencies.
Forging the next phase of progress for Islamic Finance
Find out what's in store at WIBC Asia 2015.
Is corporate credit in India slipping or bottoming?
Amid slowdown perceived by RBI data.
India predicted to ease rates by another 50bps
Signs of investment cycle recovery are visible.
India announces bank reforms
However, implementation risks are seen.
India cuts capital allocation for PSUs to INR70-80bn
Half of PSU banks will be affected.
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