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ADBto give $8b loan over five years – TheFinancial Express
Thai,Chinese firms join for WeChat Pay – TheNation
Malaysia'sCIMB Bank gets license for Vietnam subsidiary: Vietnam central bank –Reuters
GREATER CHINA
Overseasassets at China's big five banks close to 10 trillion yuan, but they are stillplaying catch up – South ChinaMorning Post
Yuansteadies ahead of its entry into SDR – ShanghaiDaily
CiticBank International to bulk up Asia unit as rivals pull back – Financial Times
GoldmanSachs' job cuts show investment banking has become a low margin business – South China Morning Post
JAPAN AND KOREA
Japaneseasset managers ratchet up scrutiny of board nominees – The Nikkei
Will BOKconsider negative interest rates? – TheKorea Herald
Bank lendingrates on household loans decline in August – Yonhap News Agency
ASEAN
ASEANneeds closer integration and higher productivity: Economists – The Nikkei
Thailandto get 'Samsung Pay' service this year – The Nation
Indonesiac. bank expects forex reserves to rise to $151.5b by end-2017 – Reuters
Shareholdersapprove Temasek buyout of Singapore rail operator – Reuters
Vietnam'seconomy remains outperformer as GDP climbs 6.4% – Bloomberg News
Banksconsider lending rate cuts – Viet NamNews
SOUTH ASIA
PSBscan't be run like driverless cars: RBI – Business Standard
P2Pfirms in talks with NPCI for better integration with UPI – Mint
RBIasks banks to revisit documentation for agri loans – Business Standard
Educationloans top list of complaints received by banking ombudsman – Press Trust ofIndia
OrientalBank of Commerce to raise Rs 500 crore via bonds – Press Trust of India
UjjivanFinancial Services to reduce borrowing costs by 0.75% from 1 October – Mint
AUSTRALIA AND NEWZEALAND
APRAyields to banks, tweaks new funding rules – The Australian
CommonwealthBank rolls back term deposit rates – TheAustralian
Brokersreject pre-trade data leak claim by Liquidnet – The Australian
Ex-DeutscheBank trader banned from industry – American Association of Publishers
The Daily Dose Asia-Pacific"Headlines" edition aggregates banking, financial services andinsurance headlines from the websites of a limited number of major Asian andAustralian publication titles and newswires, with an editorial deadline of 6a.m. Hong Kong time. Language translations to English are provided by anautomated service and may not be entirely accurate.