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Institutional supervision is a financial supervision model that divides the supervision objects according to different institutions, such as banking institutions, securities institutions, insurance institutions, and trust institutions.
Institutional supervision
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- Chinese name
- Institutional supervision
- To do
- Financial Supervision Models Dividing Supervision Objects
- Agency
- Banking institutions, securities institutions, insurance institutions
- Function
- Improved regulatory effectiveness and reduced regulatory costs
- Institutional supervision is a financial supervision model that divides the supervision objects according to different institutions, such as banking institutions, securities institutions, insurance institutions, and trust institutions.
- Institutional supervision has the advantage that it is easy to evaluate the risks of a financial institution's product series when it engages in multiple businesses, especially when more and more risk factors such as market risk, interest rate risk, and legal risk are found. Avoid unnecessary duplication of supervision, improve the effectiveness of supervision to a certain extent, and reduce the cost of supervision. [1]