Some Characteristics of State Regulation of the Credit Services Market During the Economic Crisis

The article discusses foreign models of state regulation of the credit services market during the economic crisis. According to the author, the governments of foreign countries took an active part in maintaining the liquidity of credit organizations by capitalizing and refinancing them. It is necessary to find a balanced solution on the level of state regulation of the credit services market, which will eliminate the possibility of crisis events. A clear example of such regulation is the experience of France, Chile, Singapore, and Hong Kong, which were based on the successful combination of high–level state intervention with regulatory tactics.