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International Financial 1
Management
International Financial Management- By Karishma Chhablani, ICCS
Unit 2: International Financial 2
Institutes & BOP
International Financial Management- By Karishma Chhablani, ICCS
Lecture Outline: 3
Introduction: The Bank of International Settlements
Role of the Bank of International Settlements Functions of BIS Current Issues and Challenges Conclusion: The Future of the Bank of International Settlements
International Financial Management- By Karishma Chhablani, ICCS
The Bank of International Settlements 4 (BIS) Headquartered in Switzerland, the BIS was founded in 1930 and is one of the oldest financial institutions that has been constantly modifying its role in the global market as per the needs of the global financial community. While the main aim of BIS is to ensure monetary cooperation and financial stability, it also acts as a bank to central banks like the Federal Reserve by providing services like currency transactions and lending collateralized loans for short periods of time. The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is an international financial institution that provides banking services to central banks across the globe and helps in promoting financial stability through better coordination and interaction between all the international financial institutions. International Financial Management- By Karishma Chhablani, ICCS Role of the Bank of International Settlements 5 The Bank of International Settlements (BIS) plays a crucial role in maintaining financial stability across the globe. It serves as a hub for central banks and other international organizations to collaborate on issues related to monetary policy, financial regulation, and payment systems. One of the key functions of the BIS is to facilitate cooperation among central banks in order to promote monetary and financial stability. This includes providing a forum for discussions and sharing information on economic and financial developments, as well as offering technical assistance and training to central banks in emerging markets.
International Financial Management- By Karishma Chhablani, ICCS
Functions of BIS 6 Provides liquidity : It acts as a lender of last resort as it provides credit services and purchases tradable financial instruments from central banks who want immediate liquidity. It also takes up the role of a trustee for international financial operations to ensure financial and monetary stability across the world. Organizes workshops and publishes findings: The BIS hosts workshops and sessions which address financial issues, provide insights on stability and showcases work done by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision through FSI (Financial Stability Institute). BIS also publishes the research done by its staff on foreign exchange, securities and the market as these help in decision-making and better functioning. International Financial Management- By Karishma Chhablani, ICCS Functions of BIS 7 Bank for central banks The Bank of International Settlements functions as a bank, and it competes with other international financial organizations for banking activities. Its clientele comprises central banks of its member countries, but it does not hold current accounts for individuals and governments. BIS offers premium services and high returns on invested funds as a way of attracting central banks. Lender of last resort As a banker to central banks, the BIS provides a wide range of financial services to assist central banks and other monetary financial institutions in the management of foreign reserves. Research and statistics The BIS publishes research and statistics on global banking, foreign exchange, financial market securities, and derivatives market. The information is shared across its member central banks to help in their functions and decision-making. International Financial Management- By Karishma Chhablani, ICCS Current Issues and Challenges 8 One of the key challenges facing the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) is the ever-changing regulatory landscape. As financial markets become more complex and interconnected, regulators are under increasing pressure to ensure that they are able to effectively monitor and regulate these markets. This has led to a proliferation (rapid growth) of new regulations and reporting requirements, which can be difficult for banks and other financial institutions to navigate. The BIS plays an important role in helping to coordinate these efforts and ensure that they are implemented in a consistent and effective manner.
International Financial Management- By Karishma Chhablani, ICCS
Current Issues and Challenges 9 Another major challenge facing the BIS is geopolitical risk. With tensions rising between major powers such as the United States and China, there is a growing risk of economic disruption and instability. The BIS must remain vigilant in monitoring these risks and working with governments and other organizations to mitigate their impact.
International Financial Management- By Karishma Chhablani, ICCS
Conclusion: The Future of the Bank of International Settlements 10
In conclusion, the Bank of International Settlements
plays a crucial role in the global financial system as a forum for central banks to cooperate and address common challenges. As we look to the future, it is clear that the bank will continue to play an important role in promoting financial stability and facilitating international cooperation. With its strong track record and commitment to innovation, the Bank of International Settlements is well positioned to navigate the challenges ahead and contribute to a more resilient and prosperous global economy. IInternational Financial Management- By Karishma Chhablani, ICCS Lecture Outcome: 11
Introduction: The Bank of International Settlements
Role of the Bank of International Settlements Functions of BIS Current Issues and Challenges Conclusion: The Future of the Bank of International Settlements
International Financial Management- By Karishma Chhablani, ICCS