More nations are adopting a single regulator for their financial sectors, according to news release today from Central Banking Publications in London.
The findings were contained in the 2006 edition of “How Countries Supervise Their Banks Insurers, and Securities Markets.”
Of 196 jurisdictions profiled in the directory, 38 were said to have a single regulator akin to the Financial Services Authority in the United Kingdom.
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