The evolution of prudential supervision in New Zealand / by Toby Fiennes and Cavan O'Connor-Close

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Title

The evolution of prudential supervision in New Zealand / by Toby Fiennes and Cavan O'Connor-Close

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National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Reviews how the Reserve Bank's prudential supervision activities have evolved over the last five years, during which the three major impacts on prudential supervision have been the global financial crisis (GFC), the collapse of nearly 50 finance companies and the Canterbury earthquakes. Discusses the implementation of the new prudential regimes for the Non-Bank Deposit Taking (NBDT) and insurance sectors, both of which have been established following the government's Review of Financial Prod...

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Format

Journal

Date created

Mar 2012

Creator

Fiennes, Toby, (Reserve Bank of New Zealand) / O'Connor-Close, Cavan, (Reserve Bank of New Zealand)

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/30170853

Related subjects

Banks and banking -- State supervision / Financial institutions -- State supervision / Finance companies -- State supervision / Insurance -- State supervision / Nonbank financial institutions

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