This document includes high-level principles for cross-border cooperation on crisis management between relevant authorities.
Cooperation among Authorities
1 March 2007
These principles provide guidance to securities regulators who are developing or reviewing their regulatory disclosure regimes for cross-border offerings and listings of debt securities.
1 February 2007
The objective of the IAIS MMoU is to provide a tool for supervisors by establishing a formal basis for cooperation and information exchange between Signatory Authorities regarding the supervision of insurance companies where cross-border aspects arise. This is inline with the IAIS' broader objective to encourage cooperation and information exchange amongst insurance supervisors.
This document addresses the question of information sharing between home and host supervisors under the Basel II Capital Framework.
12 January 2006
This paper provides practical advice to safety net participants on how to promote interrelationships that will contribute to financial stability.
5 December 2005
This paper provides general guidance for deposit insurers and other safety net participants interested in establishing or enhancing their mechanisms for the resolution of failed or failing banks.
This document describes central banks' oversight practices concerning payment and settlement systems and set out principles for effective oversight.
This document sets out 6 principles that should apply in fostering closer practical cooperation between supervisors so as to implement the New Accord as effectively and efficiently as possible.
1 September 1998
These international disclosure standards reflect a consensus among securities regulators in the major capital markets as to the type of information that should be disclosed in cross-border offerings and listings of equity securities. The standards cover fundamental disclosure topics such as the description of the issuers' business, results of operations, management and the securities it plans to offer or list.
The document sets out requirements for regulators on record keeping, collection of information, enforcement powers and mutual cooperation.
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