Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago -Exit Policy

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Exit Policy
The Exit Policy for Licensed Financial Institutions in Trinidad and Tobago, which has been developed in accordance with international best practice, became effective on October 1, 2001. An Exit Policy can be defined as a set of policies or procedures to facilitate the prompt and orderly recovery or removal of failing financial institutions at lower economic or social costs through timely, corrective action.

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