International approaches to regulation Flashcards

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Banking for International Settlements

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Central banks for central banks

Forums to encourage national governments to adopt laws. Does not automatically have force in national or international law.

International Banking Federation facilitates this

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Basel Committee on Banking Supervision

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Part of the BIS

Forums for central bankers and regulators from numerous countries

sharing of best practices to enhance financial stability

10 principles

1) The standards implementation group
2) The accounting task force
3) The Basel consultative group
4) policy development group

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Basel III

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1) Reg Capital requirements
2) Supervisory review process
3) Market discipline

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Financial Stability Board

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Co-ordinates international level national authorities and standard setting bodies responsible for financial stability

Face to face twice a year
Hosted by BIS

The Financial Stability Board only name the principles according to IOSCO, BCBS and IAIS as key standards in the financial regulatory and supervisory area.

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International Organisation of Securities Commissions (IOSCO)

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Supervision of stock markets

  • prevent systemic risk
  • protect investors
  • markets fair efficient and transparent

38 principles created - 15 principles relevant to securities market

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Three regulatory authorities under ESA (European Supervisory Authorities)

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1) ESMA (European Securities and Markets Authority) - Financial market places
2) EBA( European Banking Authority) - regulate banks
3) European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) - regulate insurance firms and pension fund management firms

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7
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ESA

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European Supervisory Authorities

Single EU rule book

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Risk - based supervision

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Assess the impact and probability of a risk crystallising

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Rules based versus principle based supervision

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Specific and prescriptive

vs

High level outcomes focused

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Thematic based supervision

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Focus on particular market, practice or product

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Relationship based supervision

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staff members of regulators assigned specific, high impact firms

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12
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Inspection & Compliance programmes

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Preventative not necessarily based on suspicion

disclosure of info

use of technology

On spite inspections

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13
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Not specified investments

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  • Currencies and precious metals
  • Futures for commercial purposes
  • Property
  • option on crude oil
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Memoranda of understanding

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  • Sets out relationship between regulators
  • identifies when assistance should be sought
  • commitment on confidentiality
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15
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Home State Rules

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rules where firm is licensed

  • facilitates a single market
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Host State Rules

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rules in jurisdiction of the customer

  • clearer protection for customers
17
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Supervisory colleges

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Multilateral working groups of relevant supervisors

18
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Who regulates Singapore Exchange Limited?

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Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)