Monday, 04 October 2010 16:25
New analysis finds that while current reforms are moving in the right direction, many difficult decisions lie ahead. It identifies five key priorities in the reform agenda: 1) A level playing field in regulation; 2) Improve the effectiveness of supervision; 3) Develop coherent resolution mechanisms at the national level and for cross-border financial institutions; 4) Establish a comprehensive macro prudential framework that will require indentifying, monitoring, and addressing systemic risks generated by individual firms and collective behavior; and 5) Reforms must address emerging exposures and risks in the entire financial system, not just banks.
