Cross-border co-operation stronger for non-central bank supervisors
Roughly one-fifth of central banks lack supervisory college membership
Supervisory authorities that are non-central banks tend to report somewhat stronger cross-border co-operation on supervision than central banks, data from the Supervision Benchmarks 2026 shows.
The question asked respondents to rate cross-border co-operation on a scale of one to five, with one being “severe shortcomings” and five representing “very strong” co-operation. Non-central bank supervisors’ ratings average 3.9, while those of central banks average 3.7.
On a proportional basis, 71.4% of
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