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HKMA's Euro Clearing System goes live

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority's new Euro Clearing System will process its first transaction on 28 April. The key functions of the Euro Clearing System will include an interbank Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) system.

HKMA Pay Adjustments 2003

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) announced on Thursday March 27 that the pay adjustments for staff of the HKMA would take effect in April 2003. The changes include a further reduction of just over 5% in fixed pay for Chief Executive Joseph Yam.

Carse: how the HKMA tackles money laundering

In a speech "The Fight Against Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing - The HKMA Viewpoint" delivered on March 17, David Carse, deputy chief executive, outlined Hong Kong's approach to combatting financial crime.

Banking - Hong Kong style

BOOK - The HKMA yesterday published the second of a series of background briefs designed to explain the workings of Hong Kong's monetary and banking systems. "Banking Supervision in Hong Kong" describes the main features of Hong Kong's banking system and…

HKMA Quarterly Bulletin, March 2003

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority's Quarterly Bulletin for March 2003 includes articles on the 'External Demand for Hong Kong Dollar Currency' and 'Alternative Measures of the Real Effective Exchange Rate'.

Joseph Yam appointed Chairman of the BIS ACC

The Board of Directors of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) on Monday 10 March announced Joseph C K Yam as Chairman of the BIS Asian Consultative Council (ACC). Mr Yam is Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.

HKMA Quarterly Bulletin, November 2002

REPORT - The Hong Kong Monetary Fund has published its Quarterly Bulletin for November 2002. The issue includes feature articles on 'The impact of China's accession to the World Trade Organisation on Asia', 'Preserving monetary stability in the face of…

HKMA set for reshuffle as top executives leave

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority faces a management reshuffle with two deputy chief executives leaving next month and a third reportedly ready to go in March, officials said Wednesday. In a press release, which confirmed one of those to leave, Joseph Yam…

HKMA Press Release

PRESS RELEASE - Hong Kong's Latest Foreign Currency Reserve Assets Figures Released, 9 September. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) announced today (Monday) that the official foreign currency reserve assets of Hong Kong amounted to US$112.3 billion…

HKMA Quarterly Bulletin, August 2002

REPORT - The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has published its Quarterly Bulletin for August 2002. The report contains an article Hong Kong's Currency Board Today: The Unexpected Challenge of Deflation.

Speech by David Carse of the HKMA, 23 Aug

SPEECH - Carse used the speech titled 'Anti-Money Laundering and the Role of Supervision' to highlight some of the issues being addressed during a review of the HKMA's 1997 anti-money laundering guidelines in the light of recent developments.

Hong Kong's credit card problems surge

HONG KONG - Credit card write-offs in Hong Kong surged to a record annualised rate of 13.63 per cent in the second quarter of this year, reflecting the slowdown in the local economy and a rise in personal bankruptcies.

Research paper from the HKMA

RESEARCH - Research papers on economic and financial subjects prepared by staff members in the Research Department of the HKMA. "Price Convergence between Hong Kong and the Mainland" by Jiming Ha and Kelvin Fan, June 2002, published 11 July 2002.

Speech by David Carse, HKMA, 11 July

SPEECH - In the speech 'Enhancing Deposit Protection in Hong Kong' Carse said that his objective was to explain the thinking behind the decision to introduce deposit insurance in Hong Kong and to describe the main design features of the proposed scheme…

HKMA chiefs are overpaid, study finds

HONG KONG - Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) chief Joseph Yam is one of many high ranking officials who may be forced to take pay cuts of at least 12 per cent if their governing boards endorse the recommendations of a pay study.

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