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''Financial market supervision.''
(FMI).
1.
A payment system considered to be systemically important, and which is therefore subject to supervision.
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One of a number of payment systems considered to be systemically important in the UK, and which are therefore subject to supervision by the Bank of England.
They include CHAPS, FPS, BACS and CLS.
3.
More broadly, UK financial market infrastructure supervision extends to all three of:
*Recognised payment systems.
*Securities settlement systems.
*Central counterparties (CCPs).
== See also ==
*[[BACS]]
*[[Bank of England]]
*[[CHAPS]]
*[[Clearing House Automated Payment System]]
*[[CLS]]
*[[Continuous linked settlement]]
*[[Faster Payments Service]] (FPS)
*[[Infrastructure]]
*[[LVPS]]
*[[Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation]]
*[[Regulation]]
*[[SIPS]]
*[[Systemic risk]]


One of a number of payment systems considered to be systemically important in the UK, and which are therefore subject to supervision by the Bank of England.
One of a number of payment systems considered to be systemically important in the UK, and which are therefore subject to supervision by the Bank of England.
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[[Category:Cash_management]]
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[[Category:Financial_products_and_markets]]

Revision as of 17:15, 10 October 2018

Financial market supervision.

(FMI).

1.

A payment system considered to be systemically important, and which is therefore subject to supervision.


2. Financial market supervision.

(FMI).

1.

A payment system considered to be systemically important, and which is therefore subject to supervision.


2.

One of a number of payment systems considered to be systemically important in the UK, and which are therefore subject to supervision by the Bank of England.

They include CHAPS, FPS, BACS and CLS.


3.

More broadly, UK financial market infrastructure supervision extends to all three of:

  • Recognised payment systems.
  • Securities settlement systems.
  • Central counterparties (CCPs).


See also

One of a number of payment systems considered to be systemically important in the UK, and which are therefore subject to supervision by the Bank of England.

They include CHAPS, FPS, BACS and CLS.


3.

More broadly, UK financial market infrastructure supervision extends to all three of:

  • Recognised payment systems.
  • Securities settlement systems.
  • Central counterparties (CCPs).


See also