Safeguards Assessments Policy - External Expert Panel's Advisory Report

Author: International Monetary Fund

Volume/Issue: Volume 2015 Issue 056

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Banks and Banking , Money and Monetary Policy , Public Finance , PP , safeguards assessment policy , executive management , Fund staff , risk profile , Fund headquarters , governance arrangement , lending portfolio , central bank accountability , member country , central bank risk management , credit risk , central bank autonomy , central bank legislation , central bank executive management , conduct safeguards assessment , central bank governance , Central bank governance , Credit , Budget planning and preparation , Central bank autonomy , External audit , Europe , Africa , Global

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Summary

This report by the external expert panel (“the panel”) examines the effectiveness and appropriateness of the safeguards assessments policy in the five years since its last review in 2010. In addition to expressing an opinion on the effectiveness and appropriateness of the safeguards assessment policy, the panel also makes recommendations to the Executive Board for its consideration to improve and optimize the benefits to be garnered from the safeguards assessment policy. The panel’s opinion is based on (i) consultations with key stakeholders, including central bank authorities, IMF Executive Directors’ offices, Fund and World Bank staff; (ii) examination of safeguards assessment and other Fund-specific documents; and (iii) study of international reference materials.