Following the successful conclusion of the seminar in January 2002, the Bank
of Thailand established the Financial Sector Master Plan Committee (Steering
Committee) to guide the FSMP development process, starting from identifying the
critical issues to finalizing the FSMP’s policy recommendations, before submitting the
complete proposal to the Minister of Finance for approval (Figure 1). The Steering
Committee was comprised of representatives from government sector, regulatory
agencies, financial institutions, financial user groups, general public, and a number of
recognized experts (Box 2). Using information and analysis provided by the Bank of
Thailand’s working group and external consultants, the Steering Committee sifted
through detailed background studies to produce outputs supportive of Thailand’s
developmental needs.
Following the successful conclusion of the seminar in January 2002, the Bankof Thailand established the Financial Sector Master Plan Committee (SteeringCommittee) to guide the FSMP development process, starting from identifying thecritical issues to finalizing the FSMP’s policy recommendations, before submitting thecomplete proposal to the Minister of Finance for approval (Figure 1). The SteeringCommittee was comprised of representatives from government sector, regulatoryagencies, financial institutions, financial user groups, general public, and a number ofrecognized experts (Box 2). Using information and analysis provided by the Bank ofThailand’s working group and external consultants, the Steering Committee siftedthrough detailed background studies to produce outputs supportive of Thailand’sdevelopmental needs.
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