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Arab central banks to discuss credit information systems Jordan News Agency (Petra) -
9/11/15
Abu Dhabi: discusses the governors of central banks and the Arab Monetary Council at its 39th comprehensive report on the situation of credit information systems in Arab countries, prepared by the Arab Monetary Fund, in collaboration with the International Finance Corporation.
According to the Arab Monetary Fund in Abu Dhabi, in a press statement, that regulates the Central Bank Governors Council meeting in Cairo on Sunday, to discuss a number of issues, most notably dealing with the risks of large exposures and experiences of Arab countries in dealing with the financial risks and requirements for additional capital for banks to reduce the risk of fluctuations in business cycles and the granting of credit "loans".
Board of Governors and discusses the role of the college prudential supervision policies to support the financial stability of the Arab countries and regulatory developments in the fight against money laundering and the financing of terrorism and the importance of preparing for the second round of the process of mutual evaluation and upgrading of the needs of small value payment systems.
Topics include papers submitted to the agenda of the meeting to adopt a comprehensive national strategy to promote financial inclusion in the Arab countries and the overlapping relationship between financial stability and financial inclusion requirements.
The meeting was opened by Egyptian Prime Minister Ibrahim Mahlab with the participation of Central Bank Governors and Arab Monetary Institutions, along with the presence of executives in all of the Arab Monetary Fund and the World Bank as an observer.
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9/11/15
Abu Dhabi: discusses the governors of central banks and the Arab Monetary Council at its 39th comprehensive report on the situation of credit information systems in Arab countries, prepared by the Arab Monetary Fund, in collaboration with the International Finance Corporation.
According to the Arab Monetary Fund in Abu Dhabi, in a press statement, that regulates the Central Bank Governors Council meeting in Cairo on Sunday, to discuss a number of issues, most notably dealing with the risks of large exposures and experiences of Arab countries in dealing with the financial risks and requirements for additional capital for banks to reduce the risk of fluctuations in business cycles and the granting of credit "loans".
Board of Governors and discusses the role of the college prudential supervision policies to support the financial stability of the Arab countries and regulatory developments in the fight against money laundering and the financing of terrorism and the importance of preparing for the second round of the process of mutual evaluation and upgrading of the needs of small value payment systems.
Topics include papers submitted to the agenda of the meeting to adopt a comprehensive national strategy to promote financial inclusion in the Arab countries and the overlapping relationship between financial stability and financial inclusion requirements.
The meeting was opened by Egyptian Prime Minister Ibrahim Mahlab with the participation of Central Bank Governors and Arab Monetary Institutions, along with the presence of executives in all of the Arab Monetary Fund and the World Bank as an observer.
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