Significats de prudential regulation en anglès

If this were not the case, why bother with prudential regulation at all?

NAFTA, however, includes exemptions for prudential regulation meant to safeguard parts of the economy.

He expected the bank's financial policy and prudential regulation committees would reach conclusions in autumn.

As a result, regulatory functions will be split under two headings: prudential regulation and financial conduct.

But it said its study suggested there was no overall indication of an adverse effect from prudential regulation.

The watchdog has passed on its findings to the Bank of England's prudential regulation authority, as it normally does.

Increases in asset values and increased ability to borrow stimulate the economy and are precisely the proper concern of prudential regulation.

Without prejudice to prudential regulation by other means, a Party may require registration of financial service providers of another Party and financial instruments.

Following its restructuring announcement earlier this year, the Central Bank has appointed a deputy governor for prudential regulation and a director general of financial conduct.

NO SCHIZOPHRENIA The Bank of England's new prudential regulation authority (PRA), likely to be headed by Bailey, becomes Britain's main banking supervisor from April.

Instead it might be the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority, the banking regulator.

The Prudential Regulation Authority did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The so-called stress tests are to be conducted by the Bank's Prudential Regulation Authority.

Two new bodies will replace it - the FCA and the Prudential Regulation Authority.

Ongoing oversight of responsible lending will be enforced by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority.

The Prudential Regulation Authority can be criticised for cack-handed communications.