Malaysian banks are among those in the Asean region that are well placed to comply with stricter capital and liquidity requirements under Basel III, says a Moody's Investors Service report.
In a statement on Monday, Moody's said the report rated banks in the Asean region, namely those in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines, as being well capitalised to meet the higher minimum capital requirements under Basel III.
Moody's vice president and senior analyst Alka Anbarasu said in many cases, the banks are already 100% compliant, with the 60% minimum liquidity coverage ratio under Basel III.
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In a statement on Monday, Moody's said the report rated banks in the Asean region, namely those in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines, as being well capitalised to meet the higher minimum capital requirements under Basel III.
Moody's vice president and senior analyst Alka Anbarasu said in many cases, the banks are already 100% compliant, with the 60% minimum liquidity coverage ratio under Basel III.
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