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    Regulatorycompliance

    CHINA

    Capital

    Beijing

    Largestcity Shanghai

    Currency Renminbi

    Language StandardChinese

    Population 1,339,724,852

    GDP Nominal $7.298trillion

    Purchasepowerparity $11.299trillion

    Realgrowthrate 9.2%(2012)

    Government MarxistLeninistsinglepartystate

    Legislature NationalPeoplesCongress

    Geographicalarea 3,704,427miles2

    Economy 2nd

    largest|Largestexporterofgoods

    inthe

    world

    |2nd

    largest

    importer

    |

    Fastestgrowingeconomy(butslowing)

    |Lowcostproduction

    Corruption

    perceptionrating/

    worldwideranking

    3.6[10good0bad]/75th

    Pointsofinterest Worldshighestpopulation|Largest

    standingarmy|2nd

    largestcountryland

    area;apublicsuperpower|Expected

    toleadtheworldeconomyby2050|

    Exponential/uncontrolledgrowthhas

    severelyimpactedChinasresources

    andenvironment. Benefitsofeconomic

    developmenthas

    not

    been

    distributed

    evenly,resultinginawidedevelopment

    gapbetweenurbanandruralareas

    hasasignificant

    business

    presenceinChina,havingcarriedout

    businessintheregionformanyyears. Our

    professionalservicesresourcesliaisewith

    thelocal

    banking

    community

    and

    are

    engagedinimplementingarangeof

    LombardRiskservicesandproduct,

    includingfullyautomatedregulatory

    reporting.

    LombardRiskREPORTERforregulatory

    compliance

    LombardRiskbusinessandregulatory

    complianceexpertsexplain:

    regulatoryenvironment

    in

    China

    Banksregulators

    TheChinaBankingRegulatoryCommission(CBRC):

    TheCBRCwascreatedbytheStateCouncilofPRCin

    responsetoswellingdebtloads,undercapitalization

    andnontransparentbusinesspractices;itisthe

    countrysprimarybankregulatorsince2003.

    ThePeoplesBankofChina(PBC):ThePBCisthe

    centralbankofthePRC. Itcontrols,formulates,and

    implementsmonetarypolicy;consolidatesfinancial

    statisticsfromreportsintheindustryandproduces

    economicanalysisandforecast;issuesRenminbi

    (currency)

    and

    administers

    its

    circulation.

    TheStateAdministrationofForeignExchange(SAFE):

    TheSAFEisanadministrativeagencyunderthePBC,

    whichdraftsrulesandregulationsregardingforeign

    exchangemarketactivities;monitorsrisk,balanceof

    paymentandexternalcreditanddebt;development

    andsupervisionoftheforeignexchangemarket,

    reservesandassets.

    TheirroleistoregulatethebankingsectorofthePRC(Peoples

    RepublicofChina).

    Generally,datesforBaselIIIimplementationstartattheendof

    2013,withdifferentdatesaccordingtowhethertheinstitutionis

    systematicallyimportantornot.Systematicallyimportantbanks

    haveuntiltheendof2013,whereasotherbankshavetilltheend

    of2016

    to

    implement

    Basel

    III,

    loan

    provision

    ratio

    and

    leverage

    ratiosupervision.

    Investmentfirmsregulator

    TheChinaSecuritiesRegulatoryCommission(CSRC):

    Thenationsfirstcomprehensivesecuritieslegislation

    grantedtheCSRCauthoritytoimplementa

    centralisedandunifiedregulationofthenationwide

    securitiesmarketinordertoensuretheirlawful

    operations.

    LikeSAFE,theCSRCisanagencyofthePRC. Chinese

    firmsdominatetheprivateequitylandscapedueto

    foreignfirmsfacingmorestrictregulatoryandfunding

    challenges

    than

    domestic

    firms

    like

    Beijing

    based

    Hony

    Capital.

    Insurancefirmsregulator

    TheChinaInsuranceRegulatoryCommission(CIRC):

    AuthorisedbythePRC,CIRCregulatestheChinese

    insuranceproductsandservicesmarketandmaintains

    legalandstableoperationsintheindustry.

    TheCIRCplanstoimplementthesecondphaseofitsown

    solvencyregulation(equivalentofSolvencyII)by2017.

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    GDPgrowth(%)ofChinaandcomparisons

    10

    5

    0

    5

    10

    15

    20

    2001

    2002

    2003

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    2005

    2006

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    2010

    2011

    China

    US

    UK

    World

    Bankcomposition

    ChinaBankingRegulatoryCommission

    Current

    chairman

    ShangFulin

    Previous

    chairman

    LiuMingkang(2011)

    Address JiaNO.15FinancialStreet,Xicheng

    District,Beijing,100140

    Website http://www.cbrc.gov.cn/english/in

    dex.html

    TheCBRCwasestablishedin2003tooverseethebankingsectoras

    anindependent,ministrylevelsupervisoryofficethatreports

    directlytothestatecouncil. CBRCislargelycomposedofbank

    supervisiondepartmentsthatpreviouslyreportedtothePBC.

    TheCBRCrequiresreportssuchas:

    Balancesheet,P&Lreporting

    Capitaladequacy,liquidity,interestrate,large

    exposuresreporting

    Derivativesandsecuritiesreporting

    TheregulatoryobjectiveoftheCBRCisto:

    Protecttheinterestofdepositorsandconsumers

    throughprudentialandeffectivesupervision

    Maintainmarketconfidencethroughprudentialand

    effectivesupervision

    Enhancepublic

    knowledge

    of

    modern

    finance

    through

    customereducationandinformationdisclosure

    Combatfinancialcrime

    ThesupervisoryandregulatorycriteriaoftheCBRCareto:

    Promotethefinancialstabilityandfacilitatefinancial

    innovationatthesametime

    Enhancetheinternationalcompetitivenessofthe

    Chinesebankingsector

    Setappropriatesupervisoryandregulatory

    boundariesandrefrainfromunnecessarycontrols

    Encouragefairandorderlycompetition

    Clearlydefinetheaccountabilityofboththe

    supervisorand

    the

    supervised

    institutions

    Employsupervisoryresourcesinanefficientandcost

    effectivemanner

    ExamplebankreturnsrequiredbytheCBRC

    Return Name

    G01 / Balancesheet

    G01Z

    / Loan

    qualityreport

    G03 / Provisionofasset

    G22 / Liquidityratiostatement

    S24 /Basic

    statement

    for

    foreign

    banks

    G04 / P&L

    G14

    / Credit

    statementIII:top10clientloanlist

    G14

    /

    CreditstatementII:top10ofinterbankplacementlist

    G14

    / Credit

    statementI:top10ofgrouploanlist

    G15 /Top20of

    relatedpartytransactionstatement

    G21

    / Liquiditygap

    G23 /Top10ofdepositclient

    G24 /Top10ofinterbank

    taken

    G32 /Foreignexchangeriskexposure

    statement

    G41 / Capitalratiostatement

    G42 / Onbalancesheetweighted

    riskassetscalculationtable

    G43 / Offbalancesheetweighted

    riskassetscalculationtable

    G12 / Loanmovements

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    ExamplebankreturnsrequiredbythePBC

    Return Name

    B01 /Balancesheet

    B02 /P&L

    B03 /Otherfinancialdata

    B06 /Statementofloan(Classificationinthesizeofthecorporateclients)

    B04 /Depositreservemonthlyreport

    B05 /P&L

    B07 (14 )/Financial

    marketmonitoringandstatisticmonthlyreport(14

    spreadsheets)

    B09 - /CNYincomingand

    outgoingpaymentsquarterlyreport(9reports)

    B08 /ForeignbankCNYincomingand

    outgoingpaymentsstatisticreport

    ExamplebankreturnsrequiredbySAFE

    Return Name

    F01 /FCYloanmovementreport

    F03/CNYloan

    coveredbyFCYguarantee

    F02/Loanscoveredby

    overseasguaranteeandguaranteeclaims

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    BaselIII,EBA/EuropeancommonreportingCOREP

    andFINREPandtransactionreporting,aswellas

    SolvencyIIfor

    the

    insurance

    marketplace

    Regulatorycomputationfromrawdatawith

    comprehensiveCapital,LiquidityandLargeExposures

    enginesaswellasdetailedstatisticalcomputations

    Automationofregulatormandatedandclient

    definedvalidationrules

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    sourcesirrespectiveofdataformat

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    enablesexceptionbasedmanagement,ensuring

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