Promoting global financial stability through strong financial sector policies
- US Dollar Funding and Emerging Market Economy Vulnerabilities
26 April 2022 - FSB Chair’s letter to G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors: April 2022
20 April 2022 - FSB Statement Welcoming Smooth Transition Away from LIBOR
5 April 2022 - FSB Work Programme for 2022
31 March 2022 - FinTech and Market Structure in the COVID-19 Pandemic: Implications for financial stability
21 March 2022 - Central Counterparty Financial Resources for Recovery and Resolution
10 March 2022
- Approaches to Debt Overhang Issues of Non-financial Corporates: Discussion paper
22 February 2022 - Policy proposals to enhance money market fund resilience: Consultation Report
30 June 2021 - Targets for Addressing the Four Challenges of Cross-Border Payments: Consultative document
31 May 2021 - Regulatory and Supervisory Issues Relating to Outsourcing and Third-Party Relationships: Discussion paper
9 November 2020 - Evaluation of the effects of too-big-to-fail reforms: consultation report
28 June 2020
- FSB analyses external vulnerabilities in emerging market economies associated with US dollar funding
26 April 2022 - FSB Chair’s letter to G20 outlines financial stability issues arising from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
20 April 2022 - Call for papers: Vulnerabilities from liquidity mismatch in open-ended funds and policies to address them
13 April 2022 - Potential risks to financial stability from rising commodity prices
11 April 2022 - FSB welcomes smooth transition from LIBOR
5 April 2022 - FSB sets out 2022 work programme
31 March 2022