Financial Sector Assessment : Chile
This Financial Sector Assessment (FSA) summarizes the FSAP report for Chile, with emphasis on structural and developmental issues. Chile's financial system is large, well diversified and resilient to shocks. Chile's exposure to sudden s...
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okr-10986-158192021-04-23T14:03:23Z Financial Sector Assessment : Chile World Bank International Monetary Fund ACCOUNTING ANNUITIES ASSET MANAGEMENT BANK DEPOSITS BANK LOANS BANK REGULATION BANKING CONCENTRATION BANKING SYSTEM CAPITAL FORMATION CONSUMER CREDIT CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CREDIT INSTITUTIONS CREDIT MARKETS CURRENCY CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICITS DEBT MANAGEMENT DIRECT INVESTMENT DOMESTIC SAVING RATES ECONOMIC ACTIVITY FINANCE INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL SECTOR FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRY FINANCIAL STABILITY FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT INFLATION RATES INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS INSURANCE COMPANIES INTEREST INCOME INVESTMENT RESTRICTIONS LEASING COMPANIES LEGISLATION LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES LIQUIDITY LOCAL CAPITAL MARKETS MARKET RISK MATURITIES MONETARY POLICY MONEY MARKET FUNDS MORTGAGE BONDS MUTUAL FUNDS PENSION FUNDS PORTFOLIO COMPOSITION PRIVATE EQUITY PRODUCTIVITY PROFITABILITY PUBLIC DEBT REGULATORY FRAMEWORK SECURITIES MARKETS STABILITY ANALYSIS STOCK EXCHANGE SUPERVISORY AGENCIES TAXATION TRADE SHOCKS TRANSPARENCY VENTURE CAPITAL FUNDS This Financial Sector Assessment (FSA) summarizes the FSAP report for Chile, with emphasis on structural and developmental issues. Chile's financial system is large, well diversified and resilient to shocks. Chile's exposure to sudden stops in capital flows is diminished under the current policy environment and rising international financial integration. The challenges faced by the financial system are mainly developmental. Greater competition in financial services will be key in facilitating a broader allocation of investable funds. The modernization of securities markets infrastructure is necessary to enhance liquidity. Reforms to the silo-based financial system oversight are required to enhance efficiency and risk management. The report looks at the following financial areas: financial structure; macroeconomic environment; macro-financial stability analysis; banking; corporate sector; insurance sector; pension funds; mutual funds; institutional investors and financing vehicles; securities markets liquidity, infrastructure, and oversight; hedges; financial oversight; and anti-money laundering. 2013-09-25T19:59:32Z 2013-09-25T19:59:32Z 2004-08 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2004/08/5074764/chile-financial-sector-assessment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15819 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP) Economic & Sector Work Latin America & Caribbean Chile |
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ACCOUNTING ANNUITIES ASSET MANAGEMENT BANK DEPOSITS BANK LOANS BANK REGULATION BANKING CONCENTRATION BANKING SYSTEM CAPITAL FORMATION CONSUMER CREDIT CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CREDIT INSTITUTIONS CREDIT MARKETS CURRENCY CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICITS DEBT MANAGEMENT DIRECT INVESTMENT DOMESTIC SAVING RATES ECONOMIC ACTIVITY FINANCE INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL SECTOR FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRY FINANCIAL STABILITY FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT INFLATION RATES INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS INSURANCE COMPANIES INTEREST INCOME INVESTMENT RESTRICTIONS LEASING COMPANIES LEGISLATION LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES LIQUIDITY LOCAL CAPITAL MARKETS MARKET RISK MATURITIES MONETARY POLICY MONEY MARKET FUNDS MORTGAGE BONDS MUTUAL FUNDS PENSION FUNDS PORTFOLIO COMPOSITION PRIVATE EQUITY PRODUCTIVITY PROFITABILITY PUBLIC DEBT REGULATORY FRAMEWORK SECURITIES MARKETS STABILITY ANALYSIS STOCK EXCHANGE SUPERVISORY AGENCIES TAXATION TRADE SHOCKS TRANSPARENCY VENTURE CAPITAL FUNDS |
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ACCOUNTING ANNUITIES ASSET MANAGEMENT BANK DEPOSITS BANK LOANS BANK REGULATION BANKING CONCENTRATION BANKING SYSTEM CAPITAL FORMATION CONSUMER CREDIT CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CREDIT INSTITUTIONS CREDIT MARKETS CURRENCY CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICITS DEBT MANAGEMENT DIRECT INVESTMENT DOMESTIC SAVING RATES ECONOMIC ACTIVITY FINANCE INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL SECTOR FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRY FINANCIAL STABILITY FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT INFLATION RATES INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS INSURANCE COMPANIES INTEREST INCOME INVESTMENT RESTRICTIONS LEASING COMPANIES LEGISLATION LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES LIQUIDITY LOCAL CAPITAL MARKETS MARKET RISK MATURITIES MONETARY POLICY MONEY MARKET FUNDS MORTGAGE BONDS MUTUAL FUNDS PENSION FUNDS PORTFOLIO COMPOSITION PRIVATE EQUITY PRODUCTIVITY PROFITABILITY PUBLIC DEBT REGULATORY FRAMEWORK SECURITIES MARKETS STABILITY ANALYSIS STOCK EXCHANGE SUPERVISORY AGENCIES TAXATION TRADE SHOCKS TRANSPARENCY VENTURE CAPITAL FUNDS World Bank International Monetary Fund Financial Sector Assessment : Chile |
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This Financial Sector Assessment (FSA)
summarizes the FSAP report for Chile, with emphasis on
structural and developmental issues. Chile's financial
system is large, well diversified and resilient to shocks.
Chile's exposure to sudden stops in capital flows is
diminished under the current policy environment and rising
international financial integration. The challenges faced by
the financial system are mainly developmental. Greater
competition in financial services will be key in
facilitating a broader allocation of investable funds. The
modernization of securities markets infrastructure is
necessary to enhance liquidity. Reforms to the silo-based
financial system oversight are required to enhance
efficiency and risk management. The report looks at the
following financial areas: financial structure;
macroeconomic environment; macro-financial stability
analysis; banking; corporate sector; insurance sector;
pension funds; mutual funds; institutional investors and
financing vehicles; securities markets liquidity,
infrastructure, and oversight; hedges; financial oversight;
and anti-money laundering. |
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World Bank International Monetary Fund |
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World Bank International Monetary Fund |
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Financial Sector Assessment : Chile |
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Financial Sector Assessment : Chile |
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Financial Sector Assessment : Chile |
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Financial Sector Assessment : Chile |
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Financial Sector Assessment : Chile |
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financial sector assessment : chile |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2013 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2004/08/5074764/chile-financial-sector-assessment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15819 |
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