BIS discussion paper assesses central bank intelligence activities
Bank for International Settlements discussion paper seeks to increase understanding of market intelligence (MI) activities conducted by central banks. Demonstrates that MI gathering can be conducted via a number of different models dependent on the central bank, its remit, size and resources. Highlights importance of MI to central banks. Focuses on recent evolution of MI activity, both in terms of markets and institutions as well as in terms of the organizational models for the collection, synthesis and dissemination of MI. Describes what central banks do with the information they collect, including how it is recorded and distributed, as well as treatment of sensitive or confidential information.
Publisher:
International Organizations
Release date:
Dec 2016
Type:
Consultative, discussion and issues paper
Topics:
Market risk, Transparency and disclosure, Conduct, Macroprudential
Sectors:
Banking, Securities
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