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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: Regulatory requirements to tighten the recognition of
non-performing loans are unlikely to be full implemented in the short term,
particularly to small and medium sized banks, according to a commentary in the
Securities Times. The newspaper says the measure to tighten the recognition
period from the current 90 days to just 60 days would inevitably increase
operational pressure on the banks. Including loans overdue by more than 60 days
as NPLs is not an internationally accepted regulatory requirement, but this
indicates an intention by local regulators to strictly control asset quality and
deal with non-performing assets, the newspaper said.

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