Bank Supervision
The department oversees a range of financial institutions, including banks, development finance institutions, discount houses, and credit reference bureaus, with supervisory objectives that encompass:
- Fostering the safety and stability of banks, development finance institutions, and discount houses.
- Safeguarding the interests of depositors.
- Promoting financial stability within the banking sector.
- Ensuring the prevention and deterrence of financial crimes across all financial institutions.
The department carries out two distinct types of supervision:
- Prudential supervision, applied to banks, discount houses, and development finance institutions.
- Market conduct supervision, which is employed in the case of credit reference bureaus.
Furthermore, the department conducts anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) supervision across all financial institutions.