People's Republic of China Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, financial sector assessment program, crisis management and bank resolution framework, technical note / International Monetary Fund
Published
Washington, District of Columbia : International Monetary Fund, 2014
Cover; CONTENTS; GLOSSARY; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY; TABLE; 1. Recommendations on Crisis Management and Bank Resolution; INTRODUCTION; INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS; A. Domestic Arrangements; BOXES; 1. Formal Mechanisms for Domestic Exchange of Information and Coordination; B. Cross-Border Exchange of Information and Coordination; C. Findings and Recommendations; PRUDENTIAL SUPERVISION; A. Macroprudential Surveillance; B. Bank Supervision; CRISIS MANAGEMENT; A. Emergency Liquidity Assistance; B. Capital Support; 2. Crisis Management During the Global Financial Crisis; C. Crisis Simulation Exercises
D. Findings and RecommendationsDEALING WITH PROBLEM BANKS; A. Supervisory Intervention; B. Recovery and Resolution Plans; C. Liquidation; D. Findings and Recommendations; FIGURE; 1. Broad Categories of Resolution Powers Under the Key Attributes; DEPOSIT PROTECTION SCHEME; A. Governance and Mandate; B. Membership, Premiums and Scope of Coverage; C. Funding; D. Payout Procedures; E. Findings and Recommendations; ANNEX; I. The Key Attributes of Effective Resolution Regimes for Financial Institutions
Summary
This Selected Issues paper for the People?s Republic of China?Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) reviews the residential property market and implications of an aging population. The fiscal sector impact of price fluctuations is important in Hong Kong SAR with land sales and stamp duties providing an important source of government revenue
Notes
Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed August 20, 2014)
