Additional information


en			ru			jp

Finance Lounge

Add privatebanking.com as a search provider to your browser

Advanced Search

Private Banking & Wealth Management search tool

Search entity

Financial Supervisory Service (FSS)

Back

Review Avg.
Reviews:	0

Contact Page

Additional information

Write Review

Browse Review

Additional information

Financial Supervisory Service (FSS)

Overview:

The Financial Supervisory Service was established on January 2, 1999, under the Act on the Establishment of Financial Supervisory Organizations by bringing together four supervisory bodies-Banking Supervisory Authority, Securities Supervisory Board, Insurance Supervisory Board, and Non-bank Supervisory Authority-into a single supervisory organization. The primary function of the FSS is examination and supervision of financial institutions but can extend to other oversight and enforcement functions as charged by the Financial Services Commission (the former Financial Supervisory Commission) and the Securities and Futures Commission.

The FSS is headed by the Governor and organized along 25 departments and 16 offices that are divided among nine principal divisions: (1) strategic planning, (2) management support and consumer protection, (3) supervisory service coordination, (4) banking service, (5) non-banking service, (6) insurance service, (7) financial investment service, (8) capital market investigation, and (9) accounting service. The Internal Audit Office is responsible for the internal audit of the FSS.

Back

Privatebanking.com

Get the attention you always wanted and promote your corporate image and standing by benefiting from our state of the art interactive web presence.

Ascent Limited

Experience The Difference. Ascent Limited provides first class wealth management and family office services. Our private banking team, assembled from a group of highly experienced banking professionals, will provide financial advice tailored to your individual requirements and keep your portfolio in tune with the latest market developments and opportunities.

©	Copyright by PRIVATE BANKING.COM 2002- - All rights reserved.