Office of the Commissioner of Banking

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The Office of the Commissioner of Banking was Hong Kong’s former banking regulatory authority responsible for supervising banks and maintaining stability in the territory’s banking system before its functions were absorbed into the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.

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Office of the Commissioner of Banking canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf banking regulatory authority
government agency
appliesLaw banking legislation of Hong Kong
country Hong Kong, China
surface form: Hong Kong
functionTransferredTo Hong Kong Monetary Authority
governmentBranch executive branch of the Government of Hong Kong
hasObjective maintain confidence in the banking system
promote safety and soundness of the banking system
protect depositors
hasRole bank supervision
maintaining banking system stability
prudential regulation
historicalRelation functions absorbed into Hong Kong Monetary Authority
industry banking
isFormerAgencyOf Hong Kong, China
surface form: Hong Kong
jurisdiction Hong Kong, China
surface form: Hong Kong
locatedIn Asia
Hong Kong, China
surface form: Hong Kong
partOf Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
surface form: Government of Hong Kong
predecessorOf Hong Kong Monetary Authority
regulates banks in Hong Kong
regulatoryScope banking system of Hong Kong
regulatoryType prudential regulator
replacedBy Hong Kong Monetary Authority
responsibleFor supervision of deposit-taking companies
supervision of licensed banks
supervision of restricted licence banks
status defunct
supervises authorized institutions under Hong Kong banking law

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Hong Kong Monetary Authority formedByMergerOf Office of the Commissioner of Banking