Corporate Governance for Banks in Southeast Europe: Policy - IFC
Corporate Governance for Banks in Southeast Europe: Policy - IFC
Corporate Governance for Banks in Southeast Europe: Policy - IFC
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Contents<br />
I. Introduction...........................................................................................................................................5<br />
II. Overview of bank corporate governance <strong>in</strong> SEE................................................................................7<br />
III. Sound corporate governance pr<strong>in</strong>ciples............................................................................................ 11<br />
A. Board practices................................................................................................................................ 11<br />
A1. Responsibilities of the board....................................................................................................... 12<br />
A2. Qualifications............................................................................................................................ 14<br />
A3. Tra<strong>in</strong><strong>in</strong>g..................................................................................................................................... 15<br />
A4. Composition.............................................................................................................................. 16<br />
A5. Role of the Chair.......................................................................................................................23<br />
A6. Board committees..................................................................................................................... 24<br />
A7. Group structures........................................................................................................................29<br />
A8. Per<strong>for</strong>mance-improvement plans (evaluations)...........................................................................32<br />
B. Risk management and <strong>in</strong>ternal controls............................................................................................34<br />
B1. Risk management versus <strong>in</strong>ternal control....................................................................................34<br />
B2. Chief risk officer or equivalent ...................................................................................................36<br />
B3. Risk methodologies and activities...............................................................................................38<br />
C. Compensation.................................................................................................................................40<br />
D. Disclosure and transparency.............................................................................................................43<br />
IV. The role of supervisors.......................................................................................................................50<br />
A. Guidance by supervisors...................................................................................................................50<br />
B. Monitor<strong>in</strong>g......................................................................................................................................52<br />
C. Remedial action...............................................................................................................................54<br />
D. Home-host supervisory cooperation................................................................................................. 55<br />
V. Promot<strong>in</strong>g an environment that supports sound governance........................................................56<br />
VI. Additional issues.................................................................................................................................57<br />
A. State ownership of banks.................................................................................................................57<br />
B. Monitor<strong>in</strong>g of borrower governance................................................................................................57<br />
VII. Annexes...............................................................................................................................................59<br />
A. <strong>Southeast</strong> <strong>Europe</strong> <strong>Policy</strong> Brief Contributors.......................................................................................59<br />
B. Important sources of guidance on bank governance.........................................................................63<br />
C. Synopsis: BCBS Enhanc<strong>in</strong>g corporate governance <strong>for</strong> bank<strong>in</strong>g organizations (2006)..........................65<br />
D. Synopsis: BCBS Pr<strong>in</strong>ciples <strong>for</strong> enhanc<strong>in</strong>g corporate governance bank<strong>in</strong>g organizations (2010)............66<br />
E. Additional In<strong>for</strong>mation from EBRD SEE Bank Assessments................................................................68<br />
E1. Board Structures <strong>in</strong> SEE...............................................................................................................68<br />
E2. Ownership of SEE <strong>Banks</strong>.............................................................................................................70<br />
E3. Supervisor oversight of remuneration practices........................................................................... 74