2003IMF Staff Country ReportsOpen access

Vanuatu

International Monetary Fund

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This report assesses Vanuatu's regulatory and supervisory arrangements for the financial sector complied with internationally accepted standards and measures of good practice. It assesses all the main domestic and offshore sectors, as well as the prudential aspects of measures to combat money laundering. It also provides recommended action plans to improve compliance of the Basel Core Principles, cross-sectoral issues, and assessment of the insurance, trust company, and company service provider sectors.

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This report assesses Vanuatu's regulatory and supervisory arrangements for the financial sector complied with internationally accepted standards and measures of good practice. It assesses all the main domestic and offshore sectors, as well as the prudential aspects of measures to combat money laundering. It also provides recommended action plans to improve compliance of the Basel Core Principles, cross-sectoral issues, and assessment of the insurance, trust company, and company service provider sectors.

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This report assesses Vanuatu's regulatory and supervisory arrangements for the financial sector complied with internationally accepted standards and measures of good practice. It assesses all the main domestic and offshore sectors, as well as the prudential aspects of measures to combat money laundering. It also provides recommended action plans to improve compliance of the Basel Core Principles, cross-sectoral issues, and assessment of the insurance, trust company, and company service provider sectors.

Key concepts: Business, Financial sector, Finance, Accounting, Financial services, Compliance (psychology), Financial regulation, Psychology

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