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EMEAP, the Executives’ Meeting of East Asia-Pacific Central Banks, is a cooperative organization of central banks and monetary authorities (hereinafter simply referred to as central banks) in the East Asia and Pacific region. Its primary objective is to strengthen the cooperative relationship among its members. It comprises the central banks of eleven economies: Reserve Bank of Australia, People’s Bank of China, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Bank Indonesia, Bank of Japan, The Bank of Korea, Bank Negara Malaysia, Reserve Bank of New Zealand, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, Monetary Authority of Singapore, Bank of Thailand
Current Highlights 
01/08/2016
The Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) was implemented by the Basel Committee with the aim of developing a more resilient banking sector. Given the significance of the LCR requirement as a global liquidity regulation, the Working Group for Financial Markets studied the impact of the LCR requirement on money markets, central bank operations and monetary policy transmission in the EMEAP region. This report summarises the findings and builds on the body of existing research on this topic.
New Press Statement – The 21st EMEAP Governors’ Meeting was held in Bali on 31 July 2016
31/07/2016
New Press Statement – East Asia Pacific central banks reinvest Asian Bond Funds
01/07/2016
New Press Statement – The 20th EMEAP Governors’ Meeting was held in Singapore on 30 May 2015
01/06/2015
21/08/2014
This report discusses the Working Group on Financial Markets’ review of repo markets in the region. The objective of the review was to describe the place these markets occupy in member jurisdictions and to better understand the factors behind their development to date and the factors that might be impeding further or quicker development.
21/08/2014
This report discusses the Working Group on Financial Markets’ review of repo markets in the region. The objective of the review was to describe the place these markets occupy in member jurisdictions and to better understand the factors behind their development to date and the factors that might be impeding further or quicker development.
