Sentence examples for systemic oversight from inspiring English sources
Many central bankers consider it unrealistic to make prevention of asset-price bubbles a specific objective of systemic oversight.
In the Turner Review he set out the faults that led to meltdown last year: increasing leverage, mind-blowing complexity, the development of shadow banking as a way of dodging capital requirements, and a lack of systemic oversight.
Such small instances of bias add up to a very real, lasting and marginalising sense of injustice that leaves one moving through the world bracing always for the next misunderstanding, systemic oversight, eruption of small-mindedness or outright bigotry.
"My first line of thinking is that obviously there was a lack of systemic oversight in some of the businesses that were generating a lot of profits for the industry," said Mr. Eckenrode.
For example, we support the creation of a systemic oversight council and the closing of regulatory gaps, such as in the case of derivatives and hedge funds.
Johnson speaks favorably of several developments, "including an exemption (although not a complete one) for banks under $10 billion from examinations by the Consumer Financial Protection Agency (CFPA) and an amendment requiring that the powerful new systemic oversight agency review FASB's proposed rules.
A more fine-grained view of the insurance industry reveals that there have been examples of insurers making systemic oversights.
These systemic oversights not only represent a failure to understand the nature of current conflict or even war in general, as McMaster attested, but most importantly how to get to peace.
It establishes a systemic-risk oversight council, comprising the Treasury, federal regulatory agencies and an independent member.A multilateral messThe bill's authors have not only outsourced much of the definition of the new order to domestic regulators; much of the most important business, notably on bank capital, has been cast even farther afield, to international rulemakers.
There is general agreement among legislators on the need for systemic regulation and oversight and for a resolution facility for insolvent systemically important institutions.
Accident investigators lessen these odds even further, prosecutors say, by shifting attention away from the culpability of individuals and toward systemic failures in oversight.
