OECD paper examines potential costs and benefits of various financial group structures and policy measures used for addressing risks
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development paper examines types of risk associated with complex financial groups and reviews evidence in favour of, and against, various alternatives used to address those risks. Paper concludes that there is no perfect solution among various policy options that is sufficient on its own to satisfy core policy objectives. Greater financial and economic impacts associated with problems at large institutions requires a holistic approach that combines transparency, governance, regulation and supervision.
Publisher:
International Organizations
Release date:
Feb 2011
Type:
Consultative, discussion and issues paper
Topics:
Corporate governance, Conduct, Systemic risk, Transparency and disclosure, Financial conglomerates, Consolidated supervision
Sectors:
Banking, Insurance, Securities
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