prudential supervision

The relationship between these rules and the objectives of prudential supervision is not always easy to determine.

In the wake of the financial crisis central banks are shifting to a broader focus on "macro prudential supervision" (see article).

Opponents counter that it will reduce choice and weaken oversight by splitting consumer and prudential supervision.

The most powerful mechanism for controlling risk-taking is prudential supervision, not by regulators, but by the market itself.

The open of Chinese banking industry necessarily requires enhancing the prudential supervision on foreign-invested banks.

In most states, securities supervisors also exercise some forms of prudential supervision, e. g. on market infrastructure.

The term "macro-prudential supervision" has become the new buzzword within the regulatory community.

The relationship with prudential supervision is a specific point of attention.

There were, I suggest, major failures of prudential supervision, at wider European level too, in other central banks and in the ECB.

The ugly new, ill-defined buzzword will be "macro-prudential" supervision.

Communist Party diktat has been relabelled as "macro prudential supervision" .

the principal mission of the office is to protect the interests of the insuring public through the prudential supervision of the industry

coordination of monetary policy and prudential supervision of financial should help to achieve the goal of economic and financial stability;

On Prudential Supervision of Foreign Banks against the Background of Globalization

Prudential Supervision of Electronic Money Institutions in EU