The Good Practices provide a list of internationally recognised good governance criteria for consideration and action by pension supervisors. They allow supervisory authorities to compare and evaluate their own governance codes against current global good practices and enable them to take measures to improve them, if necessary.
Financial Regulation and Supervision
1 November 2013
This Best Practices Paper aims to provide policy makers and practitioners with guidance and best practices on how AML/CFT measures can be used to combat corruption.
6 September 2013
The purpose of the G20/OECD High-Level Principles of Long-Term Investment Financing by Institutional Investors is to assist G20 and OECD countries and other interested economies to establish a framework for encouraging institutional investment in long-term assets.
30 July 2013
This report recommends that supervisory colleges for internationally active CRAs (CRA colleges) be established to serve as a resource for CRA supervisors by facilitating information exchange and, if appropriate, cooperation.
This standard contains a framework of policy measures that should be applied to insurers that are determined to be global systemically important insurers (G-SIIs).
17 July 2013
An overarching framework containing guidance and principles for Benchmark-related activities that will address conflicts of interest in the Benchmark-setting process, as well as transparency and openness when considering issues related to transition.
This report outlines a list of 9 principles against which both the industry and regulators can assess the quality of regulation and industry practices concerning Exchange Traded Funds (ETF). Generally, these principles reflect a common approach and are a practical guide for regulators and industry practitioners.
This updated best practices paper reflects the latest relevant United Nations Security Council Resolutions (UNSCRs) in response to challenges faced by countries in the implementation of Recommendation 6, which requires countries to implement the targeted financial sanctions regimes to comply with UNSCRs relating to the prevention and suppression of terrorism and terrorist financing, such as UNSCR 1267(1999) and its successor resolutions, and UNSCR 1373(2001).
The new guidance assists countries in implementing not only targeted financial sanctions, but also other measures, such as activity-based financial prohibitions and vigilance measures.
1 June 2013
This Guidance examines how new and innovative payment products and services work, and how to regulate and supervise this activity in line with a risk-based approach.