financial regulatory authority
C1299
concept
A financial regulatory authority is an organization empowered by law to oversee, supervise, and enforce rules governing financial markets and institutions to ensure stability, integrity, and consumer protection.
Aliases (8)
- financial regulatory agency ×4
- macroprudential authority ×2
- prudential regulator ×2
- financial regulatory body ×1
- financial stability body ×1
- integrated financial supervisor ×1
- state financial regulatory agency ×1
- systemic risk oversight body ×1
Instances (34)
- Australian Prudential Regulation Authority
- Australian Securities and Investments Commission
- U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission ("financial regulatory agency")
- Financial Policy Committee ("macroprudential authority")
- Prudential Regulation Authority
- European Systemic Risk Board (before Brexit-related changes) ("macroprudential authority")
- Financial Stability Oversight Council ("financial regulatory body")
- AFM
- European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority
- De Nederlandsche Bank
- Financial Services Agency of Japan
- Federal Housing Finance Agency ("financial regulatory agency")
- Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
- Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ("financial regulatory agency")
- New York State Department of Financial Services ("state financial regulatory agency")
- Bank of Thailand
- Central Bank of the Russian Federation
- Autoriteit Financiële Markten
- Financial Conduct Authority
- Bank Negara Malaysia
- Monetary Authority of Singapore
- Bermuda Monetary Authority
- German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin)
- ASIC
- IVASS
- CONSOB
- Central Bank of Bahrain
- European Banking Authority
- Office of Thrift Supervision ("financial regulatory agency")
- Committee on the Global Financial System ("financial stability body")