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Cover IMF Staff Country Reports
Argentina: Detailed Assessment of Observance of IOSCO Objectives and Principles of Securities Regulation
International Monetary Fund
This assessment finds that Argentina has made significant progress to improve its securities regulatory system within the existing legal framework. This assessment finds areas that need to be improved. The reinforcement of supervision powers in accordance to international standards represents an immediate task. The assessment included a review of the main securities laws, executive decrees, and general and trading of securities. The government acknowledges that important challenges remain, and the assessments were noteworthy to identify many of them.
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ISCR; CR; capital market; The CNV; insider trading; continuous market; mutual fund; short term; securities law; public offering; commercial paper; job creation; internal audit; CNV rule; auction market; trading system; Securities; Securities regulation; Mutual funds; Securities markets; Futures markets; Global
Cover IMF Staff Country Reports
Argentina: Detailed Assessment of Observance of Principles for Insurance Supervision
International Monetary Fund
Argentina’s insurance market is fragmented, and competition has increased in recent years. Currently, excessive premium discounting by insurance companies is creating risks that insurance companies may be under-reserved and may not be able to meet future liabilities. The evolution of liability insurance is positive but will require developing specific expertise. In line with developments around the world, the adoption of a risk-based supervisory approach is essential to properly monitor a rapidly evolving market. To successfully address these challenges, additional resources as well as operational independence is required.
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ISCR; CR; risk management; business plan; financial condition; corporate governance; reinsurance company; insurance premium; regulatory agency; liability insurance; risk assessment; reinsurance policy; portfolio transfer; internal oversight; holding company; Insurance companies; Insurance; Insurance supervision; Internal controls; Legal support in revenue administration; Global