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Bank supervision - principles and practice

As the title suggests, the paper reviews the principles, and practice of bank supervision, with a focus on the World Bank Institute's (WBI) program on the financial sector, to improve decision-making, with particular interest, on those areas covering structural financial systems reforms, together with the policies and regulations that deal with insolvency of financial intermediaries. Additionally, the development of markets for short, and long term financial instruments is explored, to further cover the role of institutional elements in the development of financial systems. The links between the financial sector, and real sectors, particularly in the case of restructuring, financial, and industrial institutions, or enterprises, is examined, and includes and analysis on the dynamics of financial systems management, in terms of stabilization and adjustment, and, access to international financial markets. The paper suggests remedial measures upon banks failures, and, spells out early warning conditions, for bank regulators to look for, upon insolvency, fraud, or other worrisome issue, in order to recover possible losses.