Transparency is important in promoting account- ability. Regulation can play a forceful role by requiring timely and accurate disclosure not only of the financial situation of banks but also of risk management and corporate governance matters. The Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review implemented in the United States, where the Federal Reserve discloses its qualitative assessment of a bank’s corporate governance and risk-management framework, is an example of how to enhance transparency in practice (Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System 2014). In addition, transparency of the work and decision mak- ing of regulators and supervisors can add to “supervi- sory discipline,” which is strongly linked to effective supervisory outcomes (Viñals and others 2010).
Finally, supervisory effectiveness has a strong bearing on incentives and risk outcomes. This is why the BCBS has steadily enhanced the framework for risk supervision in banks, starting with the 1988 Basel I Accord, and especially with Basel II in 2005 (Box 3.5). In addition, attention is being paid to “softer” issues that rules alone cannot address, such as enhancing supervisor-board rela- tions to improve supervisor and board effectiveness, and to the risk culture in financial institutions.
Transparency is important in promoting account- ability. Regulation can play a forceful role by requiring timely and accurate disclosure not only of the financial situation of banks but also of risk management and corporate governance matters. The Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review implemented in the United States, where the Federal Reserve discloses its qualitative assessment of a bank’s corporate governance and risk-management framework, is an example of how to enhance transparency in practice (Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System 2014). In addition, transparency of the work and decision mak- ing of regulators and supervisors can add to “supervi- sory discipline,” which is strongly linked to effective supervisory outcomes (Viñals and others 2010).
Finally, supervisory effectiveness has a strong bearing on incentives and risk outcomes. This is why the BCBS has steadily enhanced the framework for risk supervision in banks, starting with the 1988 Basel I Accord, and especially with Basel II in 2005 (Box 3.5). In addition, attention is being paid to “softer” issues that rules alone cannot address, such as enhancing supervisor-board rela- tions to improve supervisor and board effectiveness, and to the risk culture in financial institutions.
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Finally, supervisory effectiveness has a strong bearing on incentives and risk outcomes. This is why the BCBS has steadily enhanced the framework for risk supervision in banks, starting with the 1988 Basel I Accord, and especially with Basel II in 2005 (Box 3.5). In addition, attention is being paid to “softer” issues that rules alone cannot address, such as enhancing supervisor-board rela- tions to improve supervisor and board effectiveness, and to the risk culture in financial institutions.
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