This chapter first analyzes the financial conglomerates from an economic and regulatory point of view taking into account the alternative models through which a bank can obtain the benefits of bancassurance, that are the universal bank and the banking group model. Then, it describes the characteristics of the so-called lead supervisor and the methodologies to measure the degree of capital adequacy of financial conglomerates. Finally, it indentifies the characteristics of the supplementary supervision.
The regulatory framework
STARITA, Maria Grazia
2012-01-01
Abstract
This chapter first analyzes the financial conglomerates from an economic and regulatory point of view taking into account the alternative models through which a bank can obtain the benefits of bancassurance, that are the universal bank and the banking group model. Then, it describes the characteristics of the so-called lead supervisor and the methodologies to measure the degree of capital adequacy of financial conglomerates. Finally, it indentifies the characteristics of the supplementary supervision.File in questo prodotto:
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