BEIJING (Reuters) - China's banking regulator published on Friday new draft rules seeking to limit commercial banks' large exposures, marking the latest regulatory step to contain leverage risks in the financial system.
In a statement, the China Banking Regulatory Commission said commercial banks' exposure to the interbank market cannot exceed 25 percent of their tier-1 capital, while their exposure to the non-interbank market cannot exceed 20 percent of their tier-1 capital.
The regulator said there would be a three-year grace period for commercial banks for the interbank market exposure requirements.
(Reporting by Beijing Monitoring Desk; Editing by Richard Borsuk)
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