Financial Sector Assessment Program : Montenegro Financial Infrastructure

Financial infrastructure is the underlying foundation of a country’s financial system. It comprises all institutions, the rules, and standards of all the systems which enable financial intermediation. The quality of a country’s financial infrastruc...

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Main Authors: World Bank, International Monetary Fund
Format: Report
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:
IPO
CDS
TAX
BID
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/04/26216776/montenegro-financial-infrastructure-technical-note
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24126
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en_US
topic AUCTION
MONETARY POLICY
HOLDING
ACCOUNTING
DEPOSITS
PAYMENT SERVICE
DEFAULTS
CONFLICT OF INTEREST
VALUATION
INTEREST
OPTION
REMITTANCE
GROSS SETTLEMENT SYSTEM
REVENUES
LIQUIDITY RISK
LOAN
FRAUDS
BORROWERS
BANKRUPTCY
CENTRAL SECURITIES DEPOSITORY
INSTRUMENTS
MARKET INFRASTRUCTURES
POST OFFICE NETWORK
MARKET PARTICIPANTS
AMOUNT OF CAPITAL
LIEN
BENEFICIARY
CURRENCY
FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
SETTLEMENT SYSTEMS
COMMERCIAL BANK
SETTLEMENT DATE
SETTLEMENT OF TRANSACTIONS
INVESTMENT FUNDS
MONETARY FUND
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
DEBT
MARKETS
SETTLEMENT
DEPOSITARY AGENCY
BANK CREDIT
RESERVE REQUIREMENT
LEGAL FRAMEWORK
MARKET TRANSACTIONS
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
BROKERS
TRANSACTIONS
MARKET ECONOMY
IPO
DEPOSITORS
AUCTIONS
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
ELECTRONIC AUCTION
TRANSPARENCY
MARKET CAPITALIZATION
MARKET CONDITIONS
TURNOVER
FUTURE
LENDER OF LAST RESORT
TREASURY BILLS
EXCHANGES
CAPITALIZATION
DEBT SECURITIES
ISSUANCE
SHARES
T-BILLS
LOCAL CURRENCY
MONEY MARKETS
SUPERVISION OF BANKS
INDIVIDUAL SECURITIES
SECURITIES
TREASURY
FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
CREDIT RISK
INSURANCE
SHAREHOLDERS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
GOVERNMENT BONDS
ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
CENTRAL DEPOSITORY
COMMERCIAL BANKS
COUPON
POST OFFICES
SUPERVISORY AGENCY
INSURANCE COMPANIES
MATURITIES
REMITTANCES
FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
ACCOUNT HOLDER
PAYMENT SYSTEMS
SHORT-TERM LIQUIDITY
STOCK EXCHANGES
ACCOUNT HOLDERS
TARIFFS
DEPOSIT
CAPITAL MARKETS
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
SETTLEMENT OF TRADES
CREDIT CARDS
STOCK
REGULATORY STANDARDS
INTEREST RATE
MATURITY DATE
EXCHANGE
PROPERTY RIGHTS
BANKING SYSTEM
BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
PAYMENT SYSTEM
LIQUIDITY
BANK ACCOUNT
CORPORATE SECURITIES
SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS
CDS
SECONDARY MARKET TRANSACTIONS
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
BONDS
CLEARING HOUSE
REMITTANCE SERVICES
TAX
INCOME TAX
MARKET INFRASTRUCTURE
CENTRAL BANKS
RESERVE
BENEFICIARIES
PENSION
LENDER
SETTLEMENT OBLIGATIONS
REGULATORY AUTHORITIES
CENTRAL BANK
MATURITY
EXCHANGE COMMISSION
SECURITIES MARKET
CONTRACTS
PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL
GUARANTEE FUND
TRADING
PAYMENT ORDERS
LENDERS
LOANS
SETTLEMENT SYSTEM
RESERVES
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
AMOUNT OF COLLATERAL
CASH TRANSFERS
FINANCE
FOREIGN CURRENCY
BROKER
TAXES
CUSTODY
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
EQUITY
TRANSACTION
SECURITIES MARKETS
FRAUD
FINANCIAL STABILITY
GOVERNANCE ISSUES
PAYMENT OBLIGATION
MARKET TRADES
PENSIONS
RETURNS
CONTRACT
BIDS
PROPERTY
PROPERTIES
VALUE PAYMENT SYSTEMS
BALANCE SHEET
DEFAULT
MARKET
BANK ACCOUNTS
CLEARING HOUSES
CORPORATE BONDS
TRADING SYSTEM
SECURITIES EXCHANGE
SECURITY
FINANCIAL MARKET
DEBT INSTRUMENTS
STOCKS
INVESTMENT
STOCK EXCHANGE
BOND
HUMAN RESOURCES
SHARE
INTERNAL AUDIT
COLLATERAL
PAYMENT SERVICES
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
REMITTANCE SERVICE
TARIFF
BID
MONEY MARKET
PAYMENT_SERVICE
PROFIT
OUTSTANDING AMOUNT
RISK MANAGEMENT
CHECK
COUPON PAYMENTS
INSTRUMENT
SECURITIES LAW
SECONDARY MARKET
COLLATERAL AMOUNT
POST OFFICE
INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS
JOINT STOCK COMPANY
CREDIT INSTITUTIONS
GUARANTEE
BOOK ENTRY
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
spellingShingle AUCTION
MONETARY POLICY
HOLDING
ACCOUNTING
DEPOSITS
PAYMENT SERVICE
DEFAULTS
CONFLICT OF INTEREST
VALUATION
INTEREST
OPTION
REMITTANCE
GROSS SETTLEMENT SYSTEM
REVENUES
LIQUIDITY RISK
LOAN
FRAUDS
BORROWERS
BANKRUPTCY
CENTRAL SECURITIES DEPOSITORY
INSTRUMENTS
MARKET INFRASTRUCTURES
POST OFFICE NETWORK
MARKET PARTICIPANTS
AMOUNT OF CAPITAL
LIEN
BENEFICIARY
CURRENCY
FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
SETTLEMENT SYSTEMS
COMMERCIAL BANK
SETTLEMENT DATE
SETTLEMENT OF TRANSACTIONS
INVESTMENT FUNDS
MONETARY FUND
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
DEBT
MARKETS
SETTLEMENT
DEPOSITARY AGENCY
BANK CREDIT
RESERVE REQUIREMENT
LEGAL FRAMEWORK
MARKET TRANSACTIONS
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
BROKERS
TRANSACTIONS
MARKET ECONOMY
IPO
DEPOSITORS
AUCTIONS
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
ELECTRONIC AUCTION
TRANSPARENCY
MARKET CAPITALIZATION
MARKET CONDITIONS
TURNOVER
FUTURE
LENDER OF LAST RESORT
TREASURY BILLS
EXCHANGES
CAPITALIZATION
DEBT SECURITIES
ISSUANCE
SHARES
T-BILLS
LOCAL CURRENCY
MONEY MARKETS
SUPERVISION OF BANKS
INDIVIDUAL SECURITIES
SECURITIES
TREASURY
FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
CREDIT RISK
INSURANCE
SHAREHOLDERS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
GOVERNMENT BONDS
ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
CENTRAL DEPOSITORY
COMMERCIAL BANKS
COUPON
POST OFFICES
SUPERVISORY AGENCY
INSURANCE COMPANIES
MATURITIES
REMITTANCES
FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
ACCOUNT HOLDER
PAYMENT SYSTEMS
SHORT-TERM LIQUIDITY
STOCK EXCHANGES
ACCOUNT HOLDERS
TARIFFS
DEPOSIT
CAPITAL MARKETS
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
SETTLEMENT OF TRADES
CREDIT CARDS
STOCK
REGULATORY STANDARDS
INTEREST RATE
MATURITY DATE
EXCHANGE
PROPERTY RIGHTS
BANKING SYSTEM
BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
PAYMENT SYSTEM
LIQUIDITY
BANK ACCOUNT
CORPORATE SECURITIES
SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS
CDS
SECONDARY MARKET TRANSACTIONS
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
BONDS
CLEARING HOUSE
REMITTANCE SERVICES
TAX
INCOME TAX
MARKET INFRASTRUCTURE
CENTRAL BANKS
RESERVE
BENEFICIARIES
PENSION
LENDER
SETTLEMENT OBLIGATIONS
REGULATORY AUTHORITIES
CENTRAL BANK
MATURITY
EXCHANGE COMMISSION
SECURITIES MARKET
CONTRACTS
PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL
GUARANTEE FUND
TRADING
PAYMENT ORDERS
LENDERS
LOANS
SETTLEMENT SYSTEM
RESERVES
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
AMOUNT OF COLLATERAL
CASH TRANSFERS
FINANCE
FOREIGN CURRENCY
BROKER
TAXES
CUSTODY
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
EQUITY
TRANSACTION
SECURITIES MARKETS
FRAUD
FINANCIAL STABILITY
GOVERNANCE ISSUES
PAYMENT OBLIGATION
MARKET TRADES
PENSIONS
RETURNS
CONTRACT
BIDS
PROPERTY
PROPERTIES
VALUE PAYMENT SYSTEMS
BALANCE SHEET
DEFAULT
MARKET
BANK ACCOUNTS
CLEARING HOUSES
CORPORATE BONDS
TRADING SYSTEM
SECURITIES EXCHANGE
SECURITY
FINANCIAL MARKET
DEBT INSTRUMENTS
STOCKS
INVESTMENT
STOCK EXCHANGE
BOND
HUMAN RESOURCES
SHARE
INTERNAL AUDIT
COLLATERAL
PAYMENT SERVICES
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
REMITTANCE SERVICE
TARIFF
BID
MONEY MARKET
PAYMENT_SERVICE
PROFIT
OUTSTANDING AMOUNT
RISK MANAGEMENT
CHECK
COUPON PAYMENTS
INSTRUMENT
SECURITIES LAW
SECONDARY MARKET
COLLATERAL AMOUNT
POST OFFICE
INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS
JOINT STOCK COMPANY
CREDIT INSTITUTIONS
GUARANTEE
BOOK ENTRY
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Financial Sector Assessment Program : Montenegro Financial Infrastructure
geographic_facet Europe and Central Asia
Montenegro
description Financial infrastructure is the underlying foundation of a country’s financial system. It comprises all institutions, the rules, and standards of all the systems which enable financial intermediation. The quality of a country’s financial infrastructure determines the efficiency of intermediation, the ability of lenders to evaluate risk and of borrowers to obtain credit, insurance, and other financial products at competitive terms. For instance, the efficient and smooth functioning of the payment, and securities settlement systems facilitates the discharge of financial obligations and the safe transfer of funds across distances and institutions; hence, it support the stability of the financial system. This technical note contains the assessment of the national payment and settlement systems (NPS) infrastructure in Montenegro. The assessment was undertaken in the context of the IMF and World Bank (WB) joint Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP) mission to Montenegro during September 1-15, 2015. The assessor was Gynedi Srinivas of the World Bank’s Payment Systems Development Group. The assessor will like to thank the counterparts in Montenegro for their excellent cooperation and hospitality during the mission.
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author World Bank
International Monetary Fund
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International Monetary Fund
author_sort World Bank
title Financial Sector Assessment Program : Montenegro Financial Infrastructure
title_short Financial Sector Assessment Program : Montenegro Financial Infrastructure
title_full Financial Sector Assessment Program : Montenegro Financial Infrastructure
title_fullStr Financial Sector Assessment Program : Montenegro Financial Infrastructure
title_full_unstemmed Financial Sector Assessment Program : Montenegro Financial Infrastructure
title_sort financial sector assessment program : montenegro financial infrastructure
publisher World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate 2016
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/04/26216776/montenegro-financial-infrastructure-technical-note
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24126
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spelling okr-10986-241262021-05-25T10:54:44Z Financial Sector Assessment Program : Montenegro Financial Infrastructure World Bank International Monetary Fund AUCTION MONETARY POLICY HOLDING ACCOUNTING DEPOSITS PAYMENT SERVICE DEFAULTS CONFLICT OF INTEREST VALUATION INTEREST OPTION REMITTANCE GROSS SETTLEMENT SYSTEM REVENUES LIQUIDITY RISK LOAN FRAUDS BORROWERS BANKRUPTCY CENTRAL SECURITIES DEPOSITORY INSTRUMENTS MARKET INFRASTRUCTURES POST OFFICE NETWORK MARKET PARTICIPANTS AMOUNT OF CAPITAL LIEN BENEFICIARY CURRENCY FINANCIAL INSTITUTION SETTLEMENT SYSTEMS COMMERCIAL BANK SETTLEMENT DATE SETTLEMENT OF TRANSACTIONS INVESTMENT FUNDS MONETARY FUND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS DEBT MARKETS SETTLEMENT DEPOSITARY AGENCY BANK CREDIT RESERVE REQUIREMENT LEGAL FRAMEWORK MARKET TRANSACTIONS INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS BROKERS TRANSACTIONS MARKET ECONOMY IPO DEPOSITORS AUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS ELECTRONIC AUCTION TRANSPARENCY MARKET CAPITALIZATION MARKET CONDITIONS TURNOVER FUTURE LENDER OF LAST RESORT TREASURY BILLS EXCHANGES CAPITALIZATION DEBT SECURITIES ISSUANCE SHARES T-BILLS LOCAL CURRENCY MONEY MARKETS SUPERVISION OF BANKS INDIVIDUAL SECURITIES SECURITIES TREASURY FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE CREDIT RISK INSURANCE SHAREHOLDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GOVERNMENT BONDS ACCOUNTING STANDARDS CENTRAL DEPOSITORY COMMERCIAL BANKS COUPON POST OFFICES SUPERVISORY AGENCY INSURANCE COMPANIES MATURITIES REMITTANCES FINANCIAL SYSTEMS ACCOUNT HOLDER PAYMENT SYSTEMS SHORT-TERM LIQUIDITY STOCK EXCHANGES ACCOUNT HOLDERS TARIFFS DEPOSIT CAPITAL MARKETS REGULATORY FRAMEWORK SETTLEMENT OF TRADES CREDIT CARDS STOCK REGULATORY STANDARDS INTEREST RATE MATURITY DATE EXCHANGE PROPERTY RIGHTS BANKING SYSTEM BALANCE OF PAYMENTS PAYMENT SYSTEM LIQUIDITY BANK ACCOUNT CORPORATE SECURITIES SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS CDS SECONDARY MARKET TRANSACTIONS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS BONDS CLEARING HOUSE REMITTANCE SERVICES TAX INCOME TAX MARKET INFRASTRUCTURE CENTRAL BANKS RESERVE BENEFICIARIES PENSION LENDER SETTLEMENT OBLIGATIONS REGULATORY AUTHORITIES CENTRAL BANK MATURITY EXCHANGE COMMISSION SECURITIES MARKET CONTRACTS PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL GUARANTEE FUND TRADING PAYMENT ORDERS LENDERS LOANS SETTLEMENT SYSTEM RESERVES FINANCIAL SYSTEM AMOUNT OF COLLATERAL CASH TRANSFERS FINANCE FOREIGN CURRENCY BROKER TAXES CUSTODY GOVERNMENT SECURITIES EQUITY TRANSACTION SECURITIES MARKETS FRAUD FINANCIAL STABILITY GOVERNANCE ISSUES PAYMENT OBLIGATION MARKET TRADES PENSIONS RETURNS CONTRACT BIDS PROPERTY PROPERTIES VALUE PAYMENT SYSTEMS BALANCE SHEET DEFAULT MARKET BANK ACCOUNTS CLEARING HOUSES CORPORATE BONDS TRADING SYSTEM SECURITIES EXCHANGE SECURITY FINANCIAL MARKET DEBT INSTRUMENTS STOCKS INVESTMENT STOCK EXCHANGE BOND HUMAN RESOURCES SHARE INTERNAL AUDIT COLLATERAL PAYMENT SERVICES FINANCIAL INFORMATION REMITTANCE SERVICE TARIFF BID MONEY MARKET PAYMENT_SERVICE PROFIT OUTSTANDING AMOUNT RISK MANAGEMENT CHECK COUPON PAYMENTS INSTRUMENT SECURITIES LAW SECONDARY MARKET COLLATERAL AMOUNT POST OFFICE INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS JOINT STOCK COMPANY CREDIT INSTITUTIONS GUARANTEE BOOK ENTRY CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Financial infrastructure is the underlying foundation of a country’s financial system. It comprises all institutions, the rules, and standards of all the systems which enable financial intermediation. The quality of a country’s financial infrastructure determines the efficiency of intermediation, the ability of lenders to evaluate risk and of borrowers to obtain credit, insurance, and other financial products at competitive terms. For instance, the efficient and smooth functioning of the payment, and securities settlement systems facilitates the discharge of financial obligations and the safe transfer of funds across distances and institutions; hence, it support the stability of the financial system. This technical note contains the assessment of the national payment and settlement systems (NPS) infrastructure in Montenegro. The assessment was undertaken in the context of the IMF and World Bank (WB) joint Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP) mission to Montenegro during September 1-15, 2015. The assessor was Gynedi Srinivas of the World Bank’s Payment Systems Development Group. The assessor will like to thank the counterparts in Montenegro for their excellent cooperation and hospitality during the mission. 2016-04-25T18:43:23Z 2016-04-25T18:43:23Z 2016-01 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/04/26216776/montenegro-financial-infrastructure-technical-note http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24126 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 Economic & Sector Work :: Financial Sector Assessment Program Europe and Central Asia Montenegro