CONSIDERATIONS ON MONITORING THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM IN ROMANIA AND IN EU/NON-EU MEMBER STATES
CONSIDERATIONS ON MONITORING THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM IN ROMANIA AND IN EU/NON-EU MEMBER STATES

Summary/Abstract: The growth of an economy depends on the presence of national or foreign investors, natural person or institutional investors. That is why authorities adopt a specific legislation ending up in attracting investors and placing financial assets on the financial market. Investors act on a state’s market only if they believe its business opportunities or fiscal regimes seem interesting and also if they identify certain policies meant to regulate, monitor and control the financial system. The efficient operation of a financial system also relies on institutions’ ability to regulate each component to lead to successfully picturing a true vision about the future. Starting with such elements, the authors of this survey aim at emphasizing how important the Financial Regulator is in a financial system shaken again by criminal offences on the stock market. It is the reason why the authors envisage the emphasis of how important such an authority is to monitor the entire financial system by identifying positive issues and also by building a true and fair view of the way financial monitoring is performed in EU member states and not only there.

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