Small country perspective I’ll turn now to some small country perspectives on global financial sector regulatory reform and illustrate them briefly with New Zealand’s approach to prudential supervision. My main point is that: while it’s critical that the global regulatory response addresses regulatory arbitrage, it’s important also that small and large countries alike understand each other’s needs.
Banks are an example of success in Kosovo, so I urge them to promote their success even further, in order to attract and increase foreign investments in other sectors as well. This would affect the economic development that is most needed for financial stability, as well as the further advancement of the banking sector in which Raiffeisen Bank plays a very important role.