CBRC asks banks to implement capital plan early

The CBRC held its second economic and financial Situation analysis briefing in 2010 in April 20, and the chairman of the CBRC said that banks should continue to make capital replenishment plans and implement them in accordance with their own circumstances, and to formulate practical and long-term plans for capital construction and implement them as soon as possible.　　Shan, the bank's international banking analyst, said the so-called medium-to long-term capital plan should be about 3 years, or at least until 2012, to meet regulatory requirements.　　According to the analysis, the current regulatory authorities on the capital adequacy ratio of large banks in more than 11.5%, the core capital adequacy ratio of more than 8%, small and medium-sized bank capital adequacy ratio of more than 10%, the core capital adequacy ratio of 7%.　　Most banks have announced refinancing plans, and Shan that the capital requirements of these banks for about 3 years can be met. At present, large state-owned refinancing schemes have not yet been implemented. The refinancing plan of ICBC, BOC, and the three major bank refinancing scale is about 170 billion yuan. Earlier, the "Daily economic news" learned that the construction bank in the A-share market in private directional additional financing 45 billion yuan, the H-share lightning placement of 5 billion shares, raise 30 billion yuan.　　The four main lines of the total fund-raising scale reached about 250 billion yuan.　　Construction Bank refinancing plan has not been announced, the end of this month, CCB will convene a board meeting, may discuss the refinancing plan.　　Prior to that, the CCB Board of Trustees considered the "China Construction Bank Limited medium-term Capital management plan", the bank's deputy governor Bong has said that the planning requirements for the next 5 years, CCB Capital adequacy ratio reached 11.5%, the core capital adequacy ratio reached more than 9.4%. Besides CCB, Citic Bank, Beijing Bank and Huaxia Bank have not yet announced the refinancing plan.