Economics · Financial Regulation
According to the text, why are supervisory authorities often slow to intervene when banks exhibit financial vulnerabilities?
- 1They utilize a deliberate strategy to shield confidential market contracts.
- 2They are confused by the excessive simplicity of contemporary regulatory frameworks.
- 3They tend to avoid early confrontational actions, preferring to defer corrective measures.✓
- 4They lack the statutory legal power necessary to enforce remedial measures.
Correct answer
They tend to avoid early confrontational actions, preferring to defer corrective measures.
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