Lessons on supervisory effectiveness – a literature review
By Bank for International Settlements (BIS)
Drawing from academic research, policy work, observed bank failures, and supervisory practices, the review defines supervisory effectiveness as the ability to promptly assess prudential risks, identify material shortcomings, and deploy supervisory tools and power to ensure timely remediation by banks.
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