Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP)
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Financial Sector Assessment Program—Experience with the Assessment
of Systemically Important Payment Systems
Prepared by the Staffs of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank
April 19, 2002
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Contents
List of Abbreviations
Executive Summary
- Introduction
- Payment Systems and Oversight Approaches
- Payment Systems, Monetary Policy, and Financial Stability
- The Main Elements of a Stable, Secure and Efficient Payment System
The legal environment
The national infrastructure
Economic efficiency and the payment system
- Payment Systems and Emerging Cross-Sectoral Links
Securities settlement systems
Settlement of foreign exchange transactions
Resolution of problem banks
- The Role of the Central Bank in the Oversight of Payment Systems
- Core Principles for Systemically Important Payment Systems
- The Core Principles
The responsibilities of the central bank in applying the CPSIPS
- The Use of the CPSIPS by the Bank and the Fund
- The Assessment Process and the Main Findings
- The Assessment Process
- The Assessment of the CPSIPS
Main findings
Developing countries
Countries in transition
Advanced economies
- Assessment Recommendations and Post-Assessment Follow-Up
- Assessment Recommendations
Stability and soundness issues
Issues relating to the future development of the financial sector
Prioritization of recommendations
- The Authorities' Responses
- Follow-up and Technical Assistance
- Enhancing the Assessment Process
- Improving Assessment Modalities
- The Efficacy of the CPSIPS
- Concluding Observations
Text Tables
Table 1. Number of Experts and Cooperating Official Institutions
Table 2. Aggregate Level of Observance for All SIPS
Table 3. Aggregate Level of Observance for SIPS in Developing Countries
Table 4. Aggregate Level of Observance for SIPS in Countries in Transition
Table 5. Aggregate Level of Observance for SIPS in Advanced Economies
Boxes
Box 1. Payment Systems, Monetary Policy, and Financial Stability
Box 2. Influences on Payment Systems
Box 3. The Unwinding Procedure for a Multilateral Net Settlement System
Box 4. Continuous Linked Settlement Bank
Box 5. The CPSIPS and Central Bank Responsibilities
Box 6. Payment System Oversight and the IMF's Code on Transparency in
Monetary and Financial Policies
Box 7. CPSIPS Self-Assessments
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