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27 April 2012 FSB Report on Securities Lending and Repos: Market Overview and Financial Stability Issues
This consultative document reviews current market practices and has identified a number of issues that might pose risks to financial stability.Comments should be submitted by 25 May 2012 by email to [email protected] or post. -
27 April 2012 FSB Publishes Interim Report on Securities Lending and Repos
The report describes the segments, operations and practices of these securities financing markets, which may constitute an important element of the shadow banking system. The FSB is examining the regulation of securities financing markets from a financial stability perspective as part of its wider work on shadow banking, on which the FSB will issue recommendations by the end of 2012. -
27 April 2012 FSB RCG Europe meets in Basel, Switzerland
The Financial Stability Board hosted the second meeting of the FSB Regional Consultative Group for Europe in Basel,Switzerland. -
27 April 2012 The Bilateral Complaint Handling Process
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21 April 2012 Statement by Mark Carney Chairman of the Financial Stability Board to the International Monetary and Financial Committee
This statement summarises the progress being made in the priority areas identified by the G20 Leaders for financial regulatory reforms. -
20 April 2012 FSB Chair's Letter to G20 Ministers and Governors on financial regulatory reforms
FSB Chair provided an update to the G20 on progress towards (i) building resilient financial institutions; (ii) ending "too big to fail"; (iii) strengthening the oversight and regulation of shadow banking activities; (iv) completing OTC derivatives and other reforms to create continuous core markets; and (v) implementing agreed G20 reforms in a timely and consistent manner. -
20 April 2012 Extending the G-SIFI Framework to Domestic Systemically Important Banks
This report describes progress made to extend the SIFI framework to banks that are systemically important in a domestic context (D-SIBs)