Paraguay; Financial System Stability Assessment: Update

Most banks in Paraguay appear resilient to shocks, although the exposure to large borrowers is high. The mission strongly recommends the adoption of measures that would moderate credit growth and induce financial institutions to build cushions that can protect them and their clients from a sudden reversal of conditions. Paraguayâ€™s banking system safety net is well developed. To start building a strong macroprudential policy framework, Executive Directors recommend improving coordination and information sharing among all agencies responsible for financial stability and financial sector oversight.

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Year of publication:	2011-07-25
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Bank supervision \| Banks \| Combating the financing of terrorism \| Credit expansion \| Credit risk \| Economic indicators \| Financial safety nets \| Financial sector \| Financial soundness indicators \| Risk management \| deposit insurance \| banking \| financial system \| financial stability \| financial institutions \| capital adequacy \| international standards \| financial safety net \| banking system \| recapitalization \| banking supervision \| capital adequacy ratio \| deposit insurance coverage \| bonds \| banking sector \| financial intermediaries \| credit risk management \| excess liquidity \| moral hazard \| valuation of assets \| internal control \| bank law \| financial services \| nominal exchange rate \| tier 2 capital \| connected lending \| foreign exchange \| bank laws \| interest rate risk \| subordinated debt \| bank capital \| banks ? loan \| cooperative bank \| deposit insurance scheme \| bank assets \| treasury bonds \| banking law \| prudential regulation \| reserve requirements \| enforcement power \| financial risk \| financial statements \| loan classification \| accounting framework \| basel accord \| financial intermediation \| bank deposits \| cash flow \| country comparison \| deposit guarantee \| banks ? loans \| banking laws \| international reserves \| bank for international settlements \| excess demand \| banking loans \| stock market \| banking institutions \| bank regulations \| cash flow deficit \| retained earnings \| automated clearing house \| off site supervision \| asset valuation \| tier 1 capital \| central bank role \| recapitalization bonds \| bank board \| banking crisis \| financial sector development \| financial assets \| foreign exchange market \| insured deposit \| short term debt \| banking license \| interbank market \| deposit insurance premium \| capital expenditure \| bank accounts \| bank recapitalization \| consolidated supervision \| assets valuations \| bank liabilities \| bank account \| subordinated bonds \| bank failures \| return on equity \| bank loans \| bank credit \| return on assets \| bank managers \| nonperforming loan \| insurance premium \| bank license \| liquidity support \| banking system safety net \| clearing house \| financial corporations \| off balance sheet

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	IMF Staff Country Reports.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 11/198 5 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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