Source Word
market discipline
Noun
uncountable
(banking,
economics)
The
forces
in
a
free
market
which
tend
to
control
and
limit
the
riskiness
of
a
financial
institution's
investment
and
lending
activities,
such
as
the
concern
of
depositors
for
the
safety
of
their
deposits
and
the
concern
of
bank
investors
for
the
safety
and
soundness
of
their
institutions.
Japanese Meaning
自由市場における力、すなわち預金者の資金の安全性への懸念や銀行投資家の機関の健全性への関心などにより、金融機関のリスクの高い投資や融資活動を抑制・制限する機構または圧力。
Sense（1）
(banking,
economics)
The
forces
in
a
free
market
which
tend
to
control
and
limit
the
riskiness
of
a
financial
institution's
investment
and
lending
activities,
such
as
the
concern
of
depositors
for
the
safety
of
their
deposits
and
the
concern
of
bank
investors
for
the
safety
and
soundness
of
their
institutions.
