Supervision
in sentence
353 examples of Supervision in a sentence
Ahtisaari’s bold proposal, which recommends Kosovo’s independence with initial
supervision
by a strong international civilian and military presence, is the only viable option for the international community, and for Europe in particular.
International
supervision
of Kosovo’s independence by a strong international civilian and military presence will be critical to ensure that it fulfills its obligations under the settlement proposal.
Similarly, in 2008, the entire financial system was overextended, owing to a combination of weak internal risk management and inadequate government regulation and
supervision.
It would represent a decisive step toward unified European banking supervision, which could imply easier liquidation of non-viable institutions.
Such a union should be understood as a centralized bank supervisor, resolution authority (RA), and deposit insurance fund (DIF), at least for systemically important and cross-border institutions, as well as a unified rule book for prudential
supervision.
The naive belief that integrated European regulation and
supervision
would follow financial integration has proven to be false.
Putin is wary about relinquishing this asset, so he vested its
supervision
in the loyal hands of Sergei Shoigu, who is in many ways a Putin clone, for he used the ruins of the old Soviet civil defense system to construct in a short space of time a secretive empire of his own.
At the same time, the European banking system would have to be recapitalized and put under European, as distinct from national,
supervision.
Countries’ efforts to protect their financial systems often centered on increased banking
supervision
and, in many cases, enlarging the central bank’s authority to include the provision of emergency liquidity to domestic institutions.
Any new regulatory system should be based on a well functioning network of national and regional authorities (still missing in the European Union) and include truly international
supervision
of financial institutions with a global reach.
A global system for prudential regulation and supervision; a revamped IMF managing a global reserve currency, coordinating global macroeconomic policy, and providing agile credit lines; and an international debt court – all of these must be on the agenda.
That is why the completion of the ECB’s comprehensive assessment of banks’ balance sheets and the start of Europe-wide banking
supervision
will help revitalize sluggish lending in the euro area.
Further down the chain of supervision, research institutions are designated to “manage” their own conflicts of interests as well as those of their investigators.
And, yes, financial markets require close
supervision
and regulation.
Special attention should be devoted to areas like procurement, monitoring and supervision, and capacity building.
Europe’s economy remains shackled by three problems – sovereign debt, the euro, and wobbly banks – despite several new policy backstops: the European Stability Mechanism (ESM); the European Central Bank’s easy-money policies and holdings of sovereign debt; and the ECB’s takeover in November of
supervision
of the 130 or so largest pan-eurozone banks.
Reviving a Policy MarriageWASHINGTON, DC – Not long ago, the separation of financial
supervision
and monetary policy was in vogue in many countries.
In the aftermath of the global financial crisis, however, financial
supervision
and macroeconomic management have been forced to reunite.
This rapprochement is a consequence of the growing recognition that asset-price cycles must be taken into account for both macroeconomic management and financial
supervision.
As for financial supervision, stability would be guaranteed by ensuring that individual financial institutions adopt sound prudential rules that preserve capital cushions commensurate with their risk exposure.
With respect to financial supervision, there has been increasing support since the crisis for countercyclical capital requirements, at least for banks.
Such countercyclical capital requirements are likely to be added to the toolkit of macroprudential rules and policies, the use of which has risen as enthusiasm for light-touch financial
supervision
has faded.
Beyond capital rules, however, monetary policy and financial
supervision
must cooperate very closely on liquidity management, particularly through credit mechanisms.
Not every bank deserves to be saved, but the experts at the Federal Reserve, with proper supervision, can be counted on to make the right judgments.
This raised questions about prudential supervision, chiefly whether sufficient resources exist to check whether the institutions are financially sound.
Recent attempts to remedy this under the Capital Requirements Directive have been disappointing, even though it was plainly the best that could be achieved politically given EU countries’ differing views on prudential
supervision.
The regulatory infrastructure includes supervision, deposit guarantee, the lender of last resort, and emergency liquidity assistance.
Would it be the home country FSA, with its responsibility for consolidated supervision, even though it would have only limited powers?
National banks would continue to be supervised by national FSAs, and consumer protection would also remain subject to national
supervision.
By contrast, the president has no serious say in foreign policy, which is under the Supreme Leader’s direct
supervision.
Back
Next
Related words
Financial
Under
Banking
Regulation
Banks
Would
Which
Their
System
Should
Prudential
Institutions
Crisis
Union
Countries
National
International
Resolution
Policy
Common