The principles of financial supervision mainly include

Financial supervision has four basic principles.

The first is the principle of management according to law. It is the supervision and management of financial institutions and must be based on laws and regulations; It is the financial management organ that implements supervision and must act in accordance with the law; Financial institutions must accept the supervision and supervision requirements stipulated by laws and regulations, and there can be no exceptions.

The second is the principle of reasonable and moderate competition. Competition is the basic law under the condition of market economy, and the supervision focus of financial supervision authorities should be on protection, maintenance and cultivation to create a fair, efficient, moderate and orderly competitive environment.

The third is the principle of combining self-restraint with external coercion. Although the external compulsory management is strict, its function is relatively limited, so it is necessary to combine self-discipline with the outside.

The fourth is the principle of combining security and stability with economic benefits. It has always been the central purpose of financial supervision to require financial institutions to operate safely and steadily.

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