Competent authorities may , by bilateral agreement , responsibilities to other competent authorities supervisory . delegate tasks and

Competent authorities may , by bilateral agreement , responsibilities to other competent authorities supervisory . delegate

National supervisory authorities may , by bilateral agreement , delegate tasks and responsibilities to other national supervisory authorities .

number of competent authorities to enforce its wide ranging provisions particularly so in Member States which have not grouped financial supervisory responsibilities under one roof .

facilitate the delegation of tasks and responsibilities between competent authorities

facilitate the delegation of tasks and responsibilities between national supervisory authorities

Common supervisory culture , delegation of tasks and responsibilities and peer reviews

The first concerns the participation of all central banks , including those without direct supervisory responsibilities , in the structures for supervisory co operation in banking .

S he has the ability to work independently and responsibly with only remote supervision.

By delegation of responsibilities one national supervisory authority , the delegatee , shall be able to decide upon a certain supervisory matter in its name in lieu of another national supervisory authority .

Unfortunately, the sudden devolution of health responsibilities to the country s provinces occurred without adequate preparation or oversight.

This chapter describes the Eurosystem 's responsibilities and main achievements in the fields of financial stability and oversight .

Finally , the Treaty foresees the possibility of transferring specific supervisory tasks to the ECB following a simplified procedure without the need to amend the 3 The supervisory structures in EU Member States differ widely in terms of both central banking involvement and the assignment of supervisory responsibility across financial sectors .

The ECB and the central banks without supervisory responsibilities are present in the CEBS as non voting members .

Supervisory responsibilities are therefore carried out at the national level and are allocated according to institutional arrangements specific to each Member State .

In crisis situations , stakeholders will benefit from enhanced supervisory cooperation and a clearer allocation of responsibilities .

The Authority shall facilitate the delegation of tasks and responsibilities between competent authorities by identifying those tasks and responsibilities that can be delegated or jointly exercised and by promoting best practices .

and The Authority shall facilitate the delegation of tasks and responsibilities between competent authorities by identifying those tasks and responsibilities that can be delegated or jointly exercised and by promoting best practices .

The Authority shall facilitate the delegation of tasks and responsibilities between national supervisory authorities by identifying those tasks and responsibilities that can be delegated or jointly exercised and by promoting best practices .

For instance , while in some countries supervisory responsibilities are divided up by sector , other countries have centralised financial supervision for the banking , insurance and securities sectors within a single authority .

and ( iii ) random checks by the NCBs , relevant credit registers , supervisors or external auditors of the quality and accuracy of the self certification .

and ( iii ) random checks by the NCBs , relevant credit registers , supervisors or external auditors of the quality and accuracy of the self certification .

The related moral hazard argument in favour of separation is linked to the role of central banks in crisis management stemming from their supervisory responsibilities .

and ( iii ) random checks by the national central banks , relevant credit registers , supervisors or external auditors of the quality and accuracy of the self certification .

The delegation of tasks and responsibilities can be a useful instrument in the functioning of the network of supervisors in order to reduce the duplication of supervisory tasks , foster cooperation and thereby streamline the supervisory process as well as reduce the burden imposed on financial institutions .

( 23 ) The delegation of tasks and responsibilities can be a useful instrument in the functioning of the network of supervisors in order to reduce the duplication of supervisory tasks , foster cooperation and thereby streamline the supervisory process as well as reduce the burden imposed on financial institutions .

A reallocation of responsibilities can be appropriate for example for reasons of economies of scale or scope , of coherence in group supervision , and of optimal use of technical expertise among national supervisory authorities .

To address this , the Directive proposes that Member States designate a single regulatory and supervisory authority with a common minimum set of responsibilities .

If supervisory responsibilities over the whole financial sector have to be assigned to a single authority , the central bank is not the most obvious candidate .

The Commission's project monitoring policy consists of different instruments preventative project monitoring, desk monitoring, financial monitoring and visits in situ to projects (field monitoring).

Where institutional reasons and the responsibilities assigned in the Treaty so require the Commission should also be part of the network of supervisory activities .

Where institutional reasons and the responsibilities assigned in the Treaty so require , the Commission should also be part of the network of supervisory activities .

To support this beneficial narrow mandate to fight inflation , the central bank should not have exclusive or even shared responsibility for supervision .

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The reasons for the unification of supervisory responsibilities may include the blurring of demarcation lines between financial sectors or the existence of a relatively small financial market .

With regard to private sector liabilities , in particular those of financial institutions , countries should promote careful risk management through appropriate supervisory and regulatory regimes .

The responsibilities assigned by the Treaty to the ESCB do not include the direct supervision of financial institutions this remains within the competence of the relevant national authorities .

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All these considerations support that , when viewed from a Eurosystem perspective , the attribution of extensive supervisory responsibilities ( i.e. , both macro and micro prudential ) to NCBs is likely to prove beneficial .

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In combination with the mechanism to settle disagreements between national supervisory authorities , the common supervisory culture should help build trust and cooperation , and may increasingly create opportunities for supervisors to delegate certain tasks and responsibilities to one another .

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