| Organisational Structure and Functions The Maldives Monetary Authority is structured in six Divisions: the Banking and Payments Settlement Division, the Economic Research and Statistics Division, the Human Resources Division, the Financial Sector Division, the Information Technology Division and the Corporate Division. |
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The Financial Sector Division (FSD) consists of the Credit and Bank Supervision, Non-Bank Financial Institution Supervision, Credit Bureau, Financial Intelligence and Financial Education Sections. The duties of the Credit and Bank Supervision Section include issuing licences for commercial banks to operate in the Maldives, monitoring activities of commercial banks to ensure their compliance to the rules and regulations of the MMA, and assessing the financial health and performance of commercial banks. The Non-Bank Financial Institutions Supervision Section is responsible for licensing, regulating and supervising insurance companies, leasing companies and other non-bank financial institutions to ensure their smooth functioning. The Economic Research and Statistics Division (ERSD) is the research wing of the MMA. The ERSD has three sections: the Monetary Section, the Balance of Payments Section and the Economic Analysis and Research Section. The Monetary Section compiles monetary and financial statistics according to international standards; produces weekly liquidity forecasts and undertake analysis and research on monetary issues and monetary policy. The Balance of Payments Section is responsible for the compilation of the balance of payments and international investment position of the country, according to international standards; undertake research and analysis on balance of payments and other key issues relating to the external sector; and provide annual balance of payments projections. The Economic Analysis and Research Section monitors and analyses domestic and international economic developments. In addition, this section disseminates data and information through various publications such as the Annual Report, Quarterly Economic Bulletin, Monthly Macroeconomic Brief and Monthly Statistics; and also works to broaden the understanding of economic knowledge of MMA staff and the general public, especially secondary and tertiary school students, in the areas of money and banking, macroeconomics, and international economics. This section also has the responsibility to liaise with the International Monetary Fund and carry out activities related to SAARCFINANCE. Corporate Division is mainly responsible for the general administration of the Authority. The division provides managerial support for the continuity of its daily operations without any disruptions. Corporate Division compromises of six sections: Legal Section, Administrative Section, Building and Property Management Section, Public Relations, Media Management and Publications Section, Accounts and Finance Section and Corporate Governance Section. Legal Section manages all legal issues arising from external and internal matters and provides legal guidance on contracts and project negotiations. Administrative Section provides managerial support for events and activities, which takes place within MMA. The maintenance of MMA’s assets and premises and provision of security services is undertaken by the Building and Property Management Section. Accounts and Finance Section handles accounts of payments of expenses, planning of budget and deals with other financial matters. Apart from these, this section is responsible for procuring of goods in close co-ordination with the relevant sections. All media related activities, management of the publications of MMA together with public relation activities such as providing protocol service for visiting foreign delegation is undertaken by the Public Relations, Media Management and Publications Section. The Corporate Governance Section deals with setting standards of corporate governance code that are to be implemented and to provide information, monitor and review such records as and when required. The Information Technology Division (ITD), is responsible for the IT needs of the Authority. The Division consists of the IT Development Section, which plans the direction and development of IT applications in MMA, and the IT Services Section, which provides IT support services and deals with the delivery of IT services in the organization. |
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Last updated: June 23 2010. |
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