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FSAP

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FSAPFinancial Services Action Plan (European Commission)
FSAPFinancial Sector Assessment Program (IMF and World Bank assessment of a country's financial system)
FSAPFaculty and Staff Assistance Program (various universities)
FSAPFinancial Sector Assessment Programme (finance)
FSAPFull Spectrum Active Protection (US DoD)
FSAPFinancial Sustainability Action Plan


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The FSAP draws heavily on peer review and expertise, involving experts from some fifty institutions, including central banks, supervisory agencies, and other institutions and standard-setting bodies.
During the second quarter, the company announced it had granted rights to American Diagnostica for the in vitro diagnostic use of Factor VII -activating protease (FSAP) for the development of early stage cardiovascular disease tests and to study the role of FSAP in coagulation disorders.
The FSAP pursues four strategic goals: the creation of a single European wholesale market, open and secure retail markets, state-of-the-art prudential rules and supervision, and wider conditions for an optimal single financial market.
 
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