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The Supervision of Credit Intermediation Undertaken by Non-Banks

TC Notes: Practical Leadership and Guidance from Toronto Centre

Non-bank lenders are increasingly providing more private credit in emerging market and developing economies, which introduces new risks and supervisory challenges.

This Toronto Centre Note brings together the winning essays and contributions from the 2025 competition, and discusses the supervisory and policy responses to mitigate those private credit-related risks. Using practical examples from the Dominican Republic, Ghana, Nepal, and Tunisia, the Note provides insights and guidance on how to effectively supervise non-bank lenders.

Co-winners:

Enmanuel Cedeño-Brea, General Advisor, Superintendency of Banks of the Dominican Republic

Ghofran Harrabi, Deputy Director, Payment and Financial Inclusion Department, Central Bank of Tunisia

Contributors:

Joseph Kofi Asamoah, Bank Supervisor, Bank of Ghana

Abhiyan Upadhyay, Deputy Director, Nepal Rastra Bank

Categories: Recommended Readings
Tags: credit intermediation, emerging market and developing economies, non-banks, private credit
Author: Toronto Centre