Republic of Mozambique; Financial Sector Assessment programâ€”Financial System Stability Assessment

This paper discusses key findings of the Financial System Stability Assessment (FSSA) for the Republic of Mozambique. As a result of a comprehensive financial sector reform program largely based on the 2003 Financial Sector Assessment Program recommendations, Mozambique has made significant progress toward developing and strengthening the banking sector, enhancing supervision, and improving central bank operations. However, despite several government initiatives and legal and regulatory reforms, progress in financial deepening and access has been less satisfactory.

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Year of publication:	2010-01-08
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Bank restructuring \| Bank soundness \| Bank supervision \| Banking sector \| Basel Core Principles \| Financial Sector Assessment Program \| Liquidity management \| Payment systems \| Risk management \| credit \| banking \| banking system \| loan classification \| foreign exchange \| rtgs \| banking supervision \| payments \| capital adequacy \| payment system \| banking law \| internal control \| collateral \| bank operations \| clients \| deposit insurance \| liquidity ratio \| internal audit \| stress testing \| shareholders \| credit risk management \| custody \| interbank market \| net interest margin \| prices \| bank liquidation \| bank liquidity \| consolidated supervision \| repo \| counterparty \| bank reserves \| pension funds \| macroeconomic stability \| connected lending \| cheques \| systemic risk \| retail payments \| banking sector efficiency \| bank policies \| small bank \| savings account \| bank subsidiaries \| interbank money market \| capital adequacy ratio \| foreign exchange market \| pricing \| banking system concentration \| banking institutions \| banking system assets \| account maintenance \| point of sale \| bank cards \| settlement system \| bank groups \| prudential regulation \| third parties \| capital requirement \| credit unions \| external auditor \| problem bank \| bank branches \| regulatory report \| bankrupt \| bank supervisory powers \| banks ? asset \| private bank \| current account \| bank law \| clearing system \| capital base \| credit card companies \| banks ? balance sheets \| deposit insurance scheme \| bank profitability \| bank deposit \| shares \| bank intermediation \| bank performance \| bank of portugal \| financial strength \| reverse repo \| bank reports \| banking costs \| reserve requirements \| bankruptcy law \| bank fees \| electronic fund \| bank risk \| bank research \| bank offices \| penalties \| banking market \| nonperforming loan \| banking risks

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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 10/12 4 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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