Turkey s Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency and other authorities have also adopted macro prudential measures.

The lesson of this crisis is that excessive swings need to be dampened with a set of prudential measures.

In addition, prudential regulations have lagged behind.

The new doctrine is called macro prudential regulation.

Looking north from the fountain, viewers see some of the tallest buildings in the United States (Aon Center, Two Prudential Plaza, and One Prudential Plaza).

Indeed, proportionality is an important aspect of regulation, enabling prudential measures that, rather than exceed or underestimate, are commensurate with the risks that need to be addressed.

Prudential controls on capital flows make a lot of sense.

A third role for the IMF is macro prudential supervisor.

A similar institutional design could be adopted for prudential policies.

Opponents of prudential oversight of systemic risk take two different positions.

The margin for macroeconomic, prudential, and operating error is similarly small.

Irresponsible risk taking and excessive greed outpaced prudential regulation and supervision.

The crisis has underscored the utmost importance of macro prudential regulation.

Finally, in the area of financial sector supervision and regulation, governments should forge ahead on reform of micro prudential (individual entities) and macro prudential (globally and nationally systemic) regulation.

It follows, then, that prudential regulation and competition policy in banking should be coordinated.

Both bodies have served to enhance the operational design and implementation of macro prudential policies.

The new reform orthodoxy is macro prudential regulation of commercial banks by the central bank.

Other emerging countries, like Peru, have tightened domestic prudential regulations with the same aim in mind.

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The latter needs to be coupled, however, with appropriate prudential regulation and supervision of financial institutions.

A similar change has been introduced in France, where a new Prudential Control Authority has been created.

Prudential regulation discriminates on the basis of the transaction s currency of denomination or maturity, and that is good.

Such a reliability requirement merely transfers the prudential judgement from the relying party to the judge or adjudicator.

As people become more familiar with electronic signatures, they will become more experienced at making that prudential judgement.

(b) Ad hoc expert groups a meeting will be convened on prudential insurance regulation in developing countries (1995).

This suggests that capital controls and prudential policies can complement each other, contrary to what conventional wisdom often assumes.

Improving the ability of financial markets to self correct to sustainable values is the entire point of prudential regulation.

In the United States, for example, there is recognition of the importance of macro prudential regulation, but not of giving this authority to the Federal Reserve. The newly passed US financial reform legislation entrusts macro prudential policy to a new Financial Stability Oversight Council.

After the crisis, world leaders and central bankers overhauled banking regulations, first and foremost by rectifying the Basel prudential rules.

High capital and provision requirements for certain transactions, or prohibition of such transactions, should also be introduced for prudential reasons.

And our understanding of macro prudential regulation and how that affects financial stability is still at a very early stage.

In 1975, 50 of the property was sold to Prudential Insurance Company forming a partnership with the Hilton Hotels Corporation.

UNCTAD is providing assistance to Burundi to establish its strategies for legislation and the prudential regulation of its insurance sector.

A greater openness to competition and freedom in financial markets have been combined with a renewed emphasis on prudential regulation.

The expenditure budgets of the Federation have contemplated prudential measures to be applied with the aim of achieving budgetary equilibrium through mechanisms for the adjustment of expenditure in the event that the trend in public revenue should be different from that foreseen.

Governments brought commercial banks under prudential regulation in exchange for public provision of deposit insurance and lender of last resort functions.

Turkey s experience suggests that the design of a macro prudential framework should take into account both domestic and international financial linkages.

The Dutch model brigaded the prudential regulators inside the central bank, while the Australian version was built on a separate institution.

Financial markets and institutions with global reach need a global macro prudential regulator, not just a loosely organized college of supervisors.

The Basel Committee, in its Customer due diligence for banks (CDD) paper of October 2001, issued prudential guidance in this area.

These are the Royal Monetary Authority Act 1982, Financial Institution Act 1992, Foreign Exchange Regulations 1997 and the Prudential Regulations 2002.

This calls for real and effective policy coordination and an overarching macro prudential governance framework at both the domestic and international levels.

Direct interventions, restrictions on short term capital inflows, capital gains taxes, and stabilizing prudential banking regulations will all have to be considered.

But it is impossible to create a separate bank supervision entity within the ECB, as has been done in France, for example, with the Prudential Control Authority, or in the UK with the new Prudential Regulatory Authority, which has its own board and accountability arrangements within the Bank of England.

When dealing with surges of potentially destabilizing capital inflows, capital controls are a no no, but something called prudential regulation is quite okay.