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Subject(s)

• Russia (Federation)—Economic conditions [Browse]
• Russia (Federation)—Politics and government [Browse]

Series

• IMF Staff Country Reports; Country Report ; No. 2011/291 [More in this series]
• IMF Staff Country Reports

Summary note

Even though the Russian authorities have maintained financial stability at the time of a major global shock, the financial system is still weak. The crisis has set back progress toward a strong, competitive banking system for the future. The recent unification of the supervision of nonbank financial institutions is an opportunity for strengthened oversight. A more structured corrective action regime and a unified administration regime for all banks, with broad powers for the administrator, would help strengthen the system further.

Notes

Description based upon print version of record.

Source of description

Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed September 25, 2014).

Language note

English

Contents

• Cover; Contents; Glossary; A; B; C; D; E; F; I; L; M; N; O; P; R; S; Executive Summary; Tables; 1. Russia: Key FSAP Recommendations; I. Experience with the Recent Crisis and Current Risk Assessment; Boxes; 1. The Recent Financial Crisis and the Monetary and Financial Policy Response; II. Strengths and Vulnerabilities: Institutions and Markets; A. Banks; 2. The failures of Mezhprombank and Bank of Moscow; 2. Russia: Financial Soundness and Balance Sheet Indicators of the Banking System; 3. Russia: Financial Soundness Indicators of Banks by Groups, end-2010; Figures
• 1. Russia: Comparative Indicators of Banking System Soundness2. Russia: Share of Restructured Loans to Large Loans; 3. Mandatory and Actual Provisions, End-2010; 4. Russia: Summary of Stress Test Results; 4. Russia: Summary of Stress Test Results; 5. Summary of Bottom-Up Stress Test Results; 5. Summary of Bottom-Up Stress Test Results; B. Non-Banking Sectors; III. Strengths and Vulnerabilities: The Policy Framework; A. Regulation and Supervision; 3. The Exercise of Supervisory Discretion; B. Macroprudential Policy; C. Crisis Management and Resolution; Appendices
• I. 2008 FSAP Main Recommendations: Status of ImplementationII. Russia: Risk Assessment Matrix; III. Russia: Structure of the Financial System; 6. Russia: Financial System Structure, 2007-10; IV. Summary of Stress Testing Framework; V. Summary of Factual Update of Compliance with Code on MPT; VI. Basel Core Principles-Summary Assessment; 7. Summary of Compliance with the Basel Core Principles; 8. Recommended Action Plan to Improve Compliance of the Basel Core; VII. IOSCO Core Principles-Summary Assessment; 9. Russia: Summary Implementation of the IOSCO Principles
• 10. Recommended Action Plan to Improve Implementation of the IOSCO Principles

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ISBN

• 9786613877321
• 9781463913984
• 1463913982
• 9781463946128
• 1463946120
• 9781283564878
• 1283564874
• 9781463954000
• 146395400X

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