or conglomerate/business group-related often family owned. In both, interlocking corporate forms can serve to entrench control. State-ownership is prevalent in Asian economies. A number of them have
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Stability Board’s (FSB) Key Standards for Sound Financial Systems serving FSB, G20 and OECD members. They have also been used by the World Bank Group in more than 60 country reviews worldwide. And they
), which is presented as a separate annex. What is corporate governance? Corporate governance refers to the structures and processes for the direction and control of companies. Corporate governance concerns
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Supervision Group • responsible for ensuring that all securities companies and related associations are qualified for conducting their businesses by having sound financial conditions, proper internal control
may be affected; · To study international supervisory measures or standards and analyze their pros and cons; · To consult with the practitioners by arranging focus group
responsive to the different needs of market participants without unfairly advancing the interests of any particular group to the disadvantage of others; Promptly deal with identified issues and misconduct
the Board. She obtained a B.A. and an M.A. in Economics from Keio University, Japan and a Ph.D. in Economics from Washington University, USA. She was Deputy Governor, Financial Institutions Policy Group