THE LEGAL ASPECT OF BANK MANAGEMENT

Abstract

The paper analyses the regulation of a bank management system contained in article 9-9f of the Act: Banking Law, a frequent subject of economic deliberations seldom discussed in a legal context, and compares the approach to the relevant provisions of the Act (a general outline of the regulation) with concrete regulation contained in the resolution of the Financial Supervision Commission, and an even more detailed instruction provided in the supervisory recommendation. Recognising the statutory requirements and importance of the quality of a cautionary norm identified in the resolution of the Financial Supervision Commission, the importance of quality legislation is being emphasised. A legal regulation of the bank management system is not an easy task due to the economic nature of the regulated subject and, as the analysis of the current legal provisions shows, already its drafting is a challenge, and the wording of the legislation is often far from perfect, which is a potential impediment to proper interpretation, application and execution of the regulation.