Banking and insurance supervision
NFRA's core remit includes supervision of banking and insurance institutions, their governance, risk controls and regulated operations.
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国家金融监督管理总局
The national regulator for most financial activity outside the securities sector, including banking, insurance and financial holding companies.
NFRA supervises banking, insurance and other financial activities assigned to its system through institutional, conduct, functional and risk-based approaches. Central-bank, securities and foreign-exchange questions may instead belong to PBOC, CSRC or SAFE, even when the same transaction involves an NFRA-supervised institution.
Identify both the institution and the activity: licensing, prudential risk, product conduct and consumer protection can lead to different supervisory questions.
NFRA's core remit includes supervision of banking and insurance institutions, their governance, risk controls and regulated operations.
Market entry, ownership, capital, solvency and risk-management requirements form a different layer from ordinary commercial-contract questions.
The supervisory framework also addresses sales conduct, financial-consumer interests and activities that create risk outside traditional institutional boundaries.
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Exercises unified supervision over financial sectors other than securities, including institutional, conduct, functional and risk-based supervision.
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Short, practical definitions for concepts most likely to appear alongside this institution.
Licensing, governance, capital, risk and conduct requirements applicable to banks and specified banking activities.
The supervisory framework for insurers, intermediaries, products, solvency and insurance-market conduct.
Supervision aimed at financial soundness through capital, solvency, liquidity, governance and risk-management requirements.
An individual or other protected customer acquiring or using regulated financial products and services.
A holding structure controlling financial institutions and subject to group-level governance and risk oversight requirements.
The review date describes when the listed primary sources were checked. It is not a guarantee that jurisdiction remains unchanged after that date.
Confirm the institution type, financial product, licensed activity, transaction and supervisory level, and distinguish NFRA responsibilities from PBOC and securities regulation.