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Financial regulation and the CSME

By:

Daley, Jenifer

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [Caribbean Centre for Money & Finance] [St. Augustine]TT 2005Action note:

12/2/08 JOYD

Summary: Examines the issues underlying chapter 3 of the Revised Treaty of Chaguaramas, pertaining to financial integration. Addresses the urgency for CARICOM regulators to proactively identify and measure potentially problematic risks in order to safeguard the financial environment in a liberalized, 'regionalised' and single economy context.

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Examines the issues underlying chapter 3 of the Revised Treaty of Chaguaramas, pertaining to financial integration. Addresses the urgency for CARICOM regulators to proactively identify and measure potentially problematic risks in order to safeguard the financial environment in a liberalized, 'regionalised' and single economy context.