Tanzania; Financial System Stability Assessment, including Reports on the Observance of Standards and Codes on Banking Supervision

The staff report summarizes the financial sector issues of Tanzania. It assesses the overall stability and development issues, and provides an overview of the financial system highlighting its soundness and vulnerabilities. It analyzes risk management, regulation and supervision, and the effectiveness of the financial sector. It also summarizes the Reports on the Observance of Standards and Codes on Banking Supervision; and the assessment of Tanzania's adherence to the Basel Core Principles.

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Year of publication:	2003-08-06
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Reports on the Observance of Standards and Codes \| banking \| financial system \| banking supervision \| banking system \| financial institutions \| foreign exchange \| financial sector \| bonds \| excess liquidity \| capital adequacy \| deposit insurance \| international banks \| interest rate risk \| financial services \| stock exchange \| liquidity support \| banking sector \| financial markets \| government bonds \| banking institutions \| bank of tanzania \| bank deposits \| foreign exchange market \| stock market \| capital adequacy ratio \| connected lending \| financial intermediation \| bank regulation \| clearing house \| prudential regulation \| financial statements \| treasury bonds \| settlement system \| international standards \| financial stability \| bond \| banking assets \| banking supervision framework \| national bank \| money markets \| money market \| macroeconomic stabilization \| bank deposit \| bank ownership \| bank loans \| reserve requirements \| equity markets \| financial intermediaries \| recapitalization \| banking business \| investment bank \| guaranteed bonds \| banking system stability \| bank distress \| deposit rates \| bank directors \| interbank market \| bond market \| bank failure \| reserve requirement \| portfolio investment \| financial safety net \| treasury bond \| macroeconomic stability \| interbank money market \| stock market capitalization \| accounting period \| deposit interest rates \| excess demand \| mortgage lending \| corporate bonds \| bank account \| banking industry \| banking activities \| settlement risk \| bank balance sheets \| current expenditure \| domestic liquidity \| cash flow \| private bank \| loan classification \| stock markets \| bank management \| bank officials \| asset valuation \| tier 1 capital \| accounting treatment \| bank soundness \| small bank \| bank liquidity \| bank branches \| banking services \| equity market \| banking institution \| investment banking \| deposit takers \| deposit interest \| stock market portfolios \| bankers \| net interest margin \| international financial statistics \| financial systems \| financial sector development \| internal control \| banking supervision authority \| regulatory forbearance \| equity share \| revenue mobilization \| financial resources \| banking system profitability \| interest sensitivity \| internal audit \| asset classification \| bank exposures \| short-term bonds \| bank credit \| bank capital \| nonbank financial institution \| bank lending \| bank assets \| financial assets \| foreign equity \| state owned bank \| bank share \| return on equity \| east african development bank \| international money markets \| bank loan

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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 03/241 4 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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