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Japanese regulator punishes Citibank

JAPAN - The Japanese branch of Citibank, a part of Citigroup, the world's largest financial services company, has been punished by Japan's financial services agency, the country's chief financial regulator, for illegally helping clients to conceal losses.

RBI pulls up IFCI for poor supervision

INDIA - The Reserve Bank of India has come down heavily on the Industrial Finance Corporation of India (IFCI) for poor supervision of its loan portfolio, lack of proper asset liability management (ALM), rollover of sticky accounts and improper asset…

Turkmenistan leader slams central bank chief

TURKMENISTAN - At a government meeting on 6 August, Turkmen President Saparmyrat Niyazov harshly criticized the head of the Central Bank for failing to prevent embezzlement of state funds and for using his position to promote people without merit.

Basel Committee Working Papers

REPORT - Basel Committee on Banking Supervision Working Paper, August 2001, Risk Sensitive Approaches for Equity Exposures in the Banking Book for IRB Banks.

All change at the US Treasury - slowly

CENTRALBANKNET'S SPECIAL REPORT - A brief look at the US Treasury's web-site reveals a significant number of vacancies still to be filled, not least all four positions in the department of economic policy of assistant secretary and the three deputies…

Prizes of Romanian central bank for 2001

ROMANIA - The Romanian Central Bank awarded on 31 July its prizes for the year 2001 to prominent figures in the economic and cultural life, who, through their scientific activity and their exceptional original works, made an important contribution and…

BIS International Banking Statistics - Q1 2001

EUROPE - The latest report by the Bank for International Settlements reveals a significant increase in lending to offshore centres in the Caribbean last year, which could be the result of increased hedge-fund activity.

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