Core Principles For Systemically Important Payment
Found 5 free book(s)A glossary of terms used in payments and settlement systems
www.bis.orgPayment systems in countries that have applied for membership of the European Union (Blue Book) Blue Book August 1999 Retail payments in selected countries: a comparative study Retail September 1999 Core principles for systemically important payment systems Core Principles January 2001
THE PAYMENTS SYSTEM IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
www.central-bank.org.ttThe Bank uses the ten Core Principles for Systemically Important Payment Systems established by the Basle Committee on Payment and Settlement Systems as its benchmark for the conduct of Oversight (Appendix III). A payment system is considered to be systemically important either because the sums involved are large or the volume of transactions
Investigating the impact of global stablecoins
www.bis.orgPayment services, in particular, have seen significant change in recent years through the introduction of new payment methods, platforms and interfaces. In fact, an increasing number of countries have payment systems that provide inexpensive and near instant domestic payments. However, challenges in current payment services remain.
Key Attributes of Effective Resolution Regimes for ...
www.fsb.org1 Foreword The Key Attributes Effective Resolution Regimes for Financial Institutionsof (the ‘Key Attributes’) set out the core elements that the FSB considers to be necessary for an effective resolution regime. Their implementation should allow authorities to resolve financial institutions in an orderly manner without taxpayer exposure to loss from solvency support, while
Key Attributes of Effective Resolution Regimes for ...
www.fsb.orgForeword The Key Attributes Effective Resolution Regimes for Financial Institutionsof (the ‘Key Attributes’ KA) set out the core elements that the FSB considers to be necessary for an effective resolution regime. Their implementation should allow authorities to resolve financial institutions in an orderly manner without taxpayer exposure to loss from solvency support, while