In financial markets, the activity of supervisory authorities aimed primarily at ensuring a level playing field for banks and protecting customers from unfair practices. – However, the task of microprudential supervision cannot and must not be to assess the intrinsically valuable and economically desirable (most productive) use of institutions‘ loans. This has been demanded several times. The granting of loans on a discretionary basis is and remains the basic task (original role) of every bank. – See investor protection, supervisory triangle, banking supervision, European, banking supervision, European, fees, Committee of European Banking Supervisors, pancratium, Peter rule, audit, deficiency-free, systemic conflict, financial market. – Cf. Financial Stability Report 2013, pp. 101 ff. (detailing the recent development of macroprudential supervision and its references to microprudential supervision).

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