HONG KONG MONETARY AUTHORITY Briefing to the Legislative Council Panel on Financial Affairs 20 May 2010.

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HONG KONG MONETARY AUTHORITY Briefing to the Legislative Council Panel on Financial Affairs 20 May 2010

2 1. Macroeconomy / Monetary conditions 2. Assessment of risk on Hong Kong’s financial stability 3. Latest developments in the banking sector 4. Investment income of the Exchange Fund in the first quarter of 2010

3 GLOBAL ECONOMIES RECOVERING AT DIFFERENT SPEEDS Sources: CEIC, Consensus Forecasts (May 2010) GDP

4 SOVEREIGN DEBT PROBLEMS: GOVERNMENT DEBT IN EUROPE, US AND JAPAN Sources: IMF World Economic Outlook (April 2010), eurostat 、 European Commission AMECO database, CEIC, Government data published by the countries, Internet news

5 EUROPEAN SOVEREIGN DEBT PROBLEMS: CDS SPREADS Source: Bloomberg Prices of 5-year sovereign CDS

6 SOVEREIGN DEBT PROBLEMS: GREEK GOVERNMENT BOND YIELD AND GOVERNMENT DEBT Sources: EcoWin, European Commission AMECO database, and Reuters

7 SOVEREIGN DEBT PROBLEMS: CDS SPREAD OF GREECE Source: Bloomberg Prices of 5-year sovereign CDS

8 EU/IMF MEASURES TO AVERT A SOVEREIGN DEBT CRISIS IN EUROPE Loans and guarantees up to €750 billion are provided to the EU members by the EU and the IMF (earlier EU and IMF has agreed to provide Greece with a financing package of €110 billion) European Central Bank to buy government and private bonds in the secondary market and provide up to 6-month liquidity to the European banking sector Re-open the US dollar liquidity swap facilities between the Federal Reserve and other major central banks Other heavily indebted countries have also announced measures to reduce fiscal deficits and government debts

9 MOVEMENTS OF THE EURO EXCHANGE RATE Sources: Bloomberg and CEIC

10 HONG KONG ECONOMIC SITUATION: REAL GDP GROWTH Change in Real GDP

11 HONG KONG ECONOMIC SITUATION: LABOUR MARKET 5.4% 8.5% Unemployment Rate

12 1. Macroeconomy / Monetary conditions 2. Assessment of risk on Hong Kong’s financial stability 3. Latest developments in the banking sector 4. Investment income of the Exchange Fund in the first quarter of 2010

13 ASSESSMENT OF RISK ON HONG KONG ’ S FINANCIAL STABILITY: INFLATION Inflation Trend of Mainland and Hong Kong

14 ASSESSMENT OF RISK ON HONG KONG ’ S FINANCIAL STABILITY: INFLATION Retained import prices and consumer prices

15 ASSESSMENT OF RISK ON HONG KONG ’ S FINANCIAL STABILITY: EQUITY MARKET Hong Kong and Asia Pacific equity market performance

16 ASSESSMENT OF RISK ON HONG KONG ’ S FINANCIAL STABILITY: EQUITY MARKET Share of stock-market-related loans to total domestic loans

17 ASSESSMENT OF RISK ON HONG KONG ’ S FINANCIAL STABILITY: PROPERTY MARKET Residential property prices and transaction volume

18 ASSESSMENT OF RISK ON HONG KONG ’ S FINANCIAL STABILITY: PROPERTY MARKET Outstanding mortgage loans * There is a break in data series at December 2000 due to an increase in the number of surveyed institutions.

19 Mortgage rate over 10% ASSESSMENT OF RISK ON HONG KONG ’ S FINANCIAL STABILITY: PROPERTY MARKET Mortgage repayment-to-income ratio Note: For the luxury market, the ratio is calculated based on the 95th percentile income of households residing in private housing. For the mass market, it is based on the median income of households residing in private housing. Mortgage rate below 2.5%

20 ASSESSMENT OF RISK ON HONG KONG ’ S FINANCIAL STABILITY: PROPERTY MARKET Repayment amount will rise by about 30%, assuming no change in repayment period If mortgage interest rate rises by 300 bps, Impact of mortgage rate increase on mortgage repayment-to-income ratio

21 ASSESSMENT OF RISK ON HONG KONG ’ S FINANCIAL STABILITY: CAPITAL FLOWS

22 Inflow of funds into HKD ASSESSMENT OF RISK ON HONG KONG ’ S FINANCIAL STABILITY: CAPITAL FLOWS No net inflows in 2010Q1

23 Equity fund-raising activities and inflows ASSESSMENT OF RISK ON HONG KONG ’ S FINANCIAL STABILITY: CAPITAL FLOWS

24 The low-interest-rate environment and monetary easing in the US and the euro area will persist for some time. Funds that flowed into the Hong Kong dollar during late and 2009 have not left Hong Kong. More funds might flow into the Hong Kong dollar if fund-raising activities in the equity market become more active again in the second half of the year. Given the exceptionally low interest rate, abundant liquidity and positive economic conditions, the risk of an asset bubble (especially in the property market) forming in Hong Kong has not lessened. CONCLUSION (1)

25 The HKMA has taken supervisory measures requiring banks to manage their credit risk properly. The loan-to-value ratio for residential mortgages on properties valued at $20 million or more has been lowered to 60% (At the same time, the Government has taken steps to reduce the risk of a bubble forming in the property market through managing the supply of land and introducing other measures). Home-buyers should be alert to the risk of over-stretching themselves in applying for mortgages. Otherwise, they might face difficulties in repaying the loans when interest rates rise to a normal level. Investors should exercise caution as external factors affecting capital flows and interest rate movements in Hong Kong are clouded with uncertainties. CONCLUSION (2)

26 1. Macroeconomy / Monetary conditions 2. Assessment of risk on Hong Kong’s financial stability 3. Latest developments in the banking sector 4. Investment income of the Exchange Fund in the first quarter of 2010

27 BANKING SECTOR PERFORMANCE Locally incorporated AIs continued to be well capitalised

28 BANKING SECTOR PERFORMANCE Liquidity ratio of retail banks remained well above statutory minimum of 25%

29 BANKING SECTOR PERFORMANCE Asset quality indicators remained at comfortable levels compared with historical standards

30 BANKING SECTOR PERFORMANCE Net interest margin and return on assets of retail banks

31 SUPERVISORY POLICY INITIATIVES Regulatory Capital Framework: –Basel Committee reform proposals –Amendment of Banking (Capital) Rules Liquidity regime: –Implementation of revised standards Supervisory guidance: –Guideline on remuneration issued in Mar 2010 –Consultation on guidance on fair valuation practices for financial instruments

32 DEPOSIT PROTECTION  The amendment bill for enhancing the Deposit Protection Scheme (DPS) was introduced into LegCo in April  The enhanced DPS (including the new protection limit of $500,000) expected to be effective immediately after the expiry of the full deposit guarantee  The HKMA participated in a tripartite working group with the central banks of Malaysia and Singapore to implement a concerted exit strategy for full deposit guarantee by the end of this year by all three jurisdictions as scheduled

33 INVESTOR PROTECTION  Mystery shopping programme to be implemented in the second half of 2010  Assisting the Government on establishing the Investor Education Council and Financial Dispute Resolution Centre  Working with SFC on implementation of proposed new measures to enhance investor protection, such as: –investor characterisation process –pre-sale disclosure of commissions and other commercial interests  Introducing the Pre-Investment Cooling-Off Period

34 On 11 February, HKMA issued an elucidation of the supervisory principles and operational arrangements regarding RMB business in Hong Kong to simplify the operational procedures and increase the flexibility in developing diversified RMB-denominated financial products in Hong Kong: –Mainland authorities and banks are responsible for verifying whether transactions undertaken by the Mainland counterparts are in compliance with the relevant rules and requirements in the Mainland, while Participating AIs in Hong Kong will process the RMB transactions in accordance with the usual banking practices in Hong Kong –With regard to the RMB funds that have flowed into Hong Kong, Participating AIs can develop RMB businesses based on the regulatory requirements and market conditions in Hong Kong RENMINBI BUSINESS IN HONG KONG (1)

35 RENMINBI BUSINESS IN HONG KONG (2) RMB trade settlement gained momentum in March 2010 * The Chinese New Year fell in February in 2010, so there were fewer working days than usual in that month. * RMB deposits and bonds issuance in Hong Kong increasing steadily No. of trade settlement accounts reached 11,366

36 1. Macroeconomy / Monetary conditions 2. Assessment of risk on Hong Kong’s financial stability 3. Latest developments in the banking sector 4. Investment income of the Exchange Fund in the first quarter of 2010

37 INVESTMENT INCOME (HK$ billion)Q1 *Full Year Gain/(Loss) on Hong Kong (3.1)48.9(77.9)55.8 Gain/(Loss) on other equities^ (73.1)6.7 Exchange gain/(loss)(8.7)9.8(12.4)18.7 Return from bonds # 11.4(0.6) Investment (75.0)142.2 *Unaudited figures ^Including dividends # Including Excluding valuation changes in Strategic Portfolio

38 CHANGES IN INVESTMENT INCOME, PAYMENT TO FISCAL RESERVES AND ACCUMULATED SURPLUS 2010I2009I (HK$ billion)Q1*Full yearQ4Q3Q2Q1 Investment income/(loss) (33.5) Other income Interest and other expenses(0.9) (3.8) (1.0) (0.9) (1.2) (0.7) Net investment income/(loss) (34.2) Payment to Fiscal Reserves # (8.5) (33.5) (7.9)(8.0)(8.5)(9.1) Payment to HKSAR government funds and statutory bodies # (0.8) (1.2) (0.6)(0.3) 0.0 Valuation change of Strategic Portfolio^(0.6) (0.1) Increase/(Decrease) in EF Accumulated Surplus (43.4) * Unaudited figures # The fixed rate of fee payment is 6.3% for 2010 and 6.8% for 2009 ^ Including dividends