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Soros content might be missing or diplayed improperty BANK REGULATORY RESEARCH MAPPING BY COUNTRY (Key ILOS: A2D3) 10 marks (25 marks country assigned) In the following assignment, students are assigned a particular country, the banking regulatory structure is to be mapped according to the following exemplar for that of the PRC Read the information presented in both columns of the PRC exemplar before you attempt to map the regulatory systems to which you have been individually assigned as indicated below DO NOT RELATE WHAT THE CENTRAL BANK DOES IN GENERAL ONLY RELATE THE ROLE OF THE CENTRAL BANK AS A REGULATOR OF THE COMMERCIAL AND INVESTMENT BANKING INDUSTRIES BEWARE. SOMETIMES THE CENTRAL BANK IS NOT THE ORGANIZATION THAT PLAYS THE KEY REGULATORY ROLE Research the structure and depict it in the prescribed space. Write answers in WORD Must fit in a single side of an A4 page. Respect the word limits Deductions, at instructor's discretion will be made where word limits are exceeded Verbose answers will be returned ungraded with penalty for resubussion Make sure that you attribute ALL sources you used you make a quote, use quotation (") marks-quoted text is not plagiarism Under no circumstance use paraphrase software Plaguized answers will be returned ungraded with penalty for resurssion Attempts to disguise plagiarism with paraphrase software will result is a ZERO grade with no possibility for resubmission Verily that the sources you use are both authoritative and current. For example, Wikipedia is not authoritative Official government webpages, international financial organizations, and reputed journals are authoritative Country assignments are as follows PATTERY
Exploring Regulatory Structures In this exercise, the student is assigned a country with a view to generating a matrix that identifies the primary regulator of the financial sector and concisely details it roles. In addition, all Government Agencies supporting the primary regulator are to be comprehensively identified with their respective roles delimited concisely. Feel free to quote from any relevant source but make sure you provide active links for any references; however, do not use paraphrase software. Students should pay attention to the quality and currency of sources used in compiling the information. Refer to the illustrative matrix provided for China previously under separate cover. Word limit: 200 words, I One such illustrative matrix is provided below for China: Country Primary regulator of the Financial Sector: [PBOC). List roles :below Government Agencies Assisting the Primary regulator. Identify All Such Agencies and concisely summarize their respective roles below China (PRC) People's Bank of China (PBOC) Chinese Banking and Regulatory Commission (CBRC) and serves as the Chinese Central China Regulatory Commission (CIRC) will be merged into a Bank supervises all banking new banking and insurance regulatory commission called institutions as legal entities (not unsurprisingly) the Chinese Banking and Insurance from a macro-perspective Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) on a par with, in the field of while delegating to the CBIRC securities regulation, the Chinese Securities Regulatory micro-level regulatory tasks. Commission (CSRC). Both fall under the ambit of the PBOC The PBOC serve unto itself in the new regulatory structure. In place of the state certain functions, "including economic planner, the National Development and Reform drafting key regulations and Commission (NDRC), a new market supervision engaging in prudential management bureau, will be charged with pricing supervision." supervision and anti-monopoly law enforcement.."[T]he newly formed Financial Stability Development Committee (FSDC) (has been established) as a cabinet-level super regulator' meant to oversee and coordinate China's four existing financial regulators." Sources: https://www.forbes.com/sites/sarahsu/2018/03/19/china -new-financial-regulatory-system-may-overlook-some- risks/#2b0420efb975 httori hanno lavolom.com/library detail asny?