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(   )是审慎银行监管的核心。

  • A.流动性监管
  • B.高管人员监管
  • C.资本监管
  • D.市场准入监管
试题出自试卷《中国银监会2015年度公务员录用考试专业科目银监监管类真题及答案解析》
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