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29 November 1999 FSF Study Group on Deposit Insurance - Terms of Reference
Study recent experience with deposit insurance schemes - by examining systems that worked well, those that did not work well, and the reasons why - and synthesising the key lessons learned. Sketch the policy trade-offs presented by different types of deposit insurance schemes, taking account of different institutional settings. Examine the issues involved in transitions […] -
19 November 1999 FSF Study Group on Implementation of Standards – Terms of Reference
1. The task force should explore issues related to promoting the implementation of international standards relevant to strengthening financial systems. 2. The task force should consider a strategy for implementation of standards that may include: o countries announcing their commitment to implement standards and participate in credible assessments of compliance; o technical assistance in support of implementation efforts being […] -
19 November 1999 FSF Study Group on Deposit Insurance – Terms of Reference
Study recent experience with deposit insurance schemes - by examining systems that worked well, those that did not work well, and the reasons why - and synthesising the key lessons learned. Sketch the policy trade-offs presented by different types of deposit insurance schemes, taking account of different institutional settings. Examine the issues involved in […] -
19 November 1999 FSF establishes working groups
Press enquiries:+41 61 280 8188press.service@bis.orgRef no: 43/1999E Subsequent to its last meeting in Paris in September, the Financial Stability Forum has formed and issued terms of reference for two ad hoc working groups: A task force chaired by Mr Andrew Sheng, Chairman, Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, has been asked to examine ways of […] -
19 November 1999 FSF Task Force on Implementation of Standards - Terms of Reference
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19 November 1999 Financial Stability Forum Establishes Working Groups
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26 September 1999 Statement by FSF Chairman to IMFC, Washington
The Financial Stability Forum (FSF) was initiated by the Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors of the Group of Seven industrial countries in February this year to promote international financial stability through enhanced information exchange and international co- operation in financial market supervision and surveillance. It brings together on a regular basis senior representatives from: […] -
15 September 1999 Second Meeting of the Financial Stability Forum
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6 September 1999 Ongoing and Recent Work Relevant to Sound Financial Systems
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21 June 1999 Broadening Representation in the FSF
Following the statement of the Heads of Government of the G7 countries that the Financial Stability Forum should be broadened to include significant financial centres, the Chairman of the Forum has issued invitations to senior representatives from Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia and the Netherlands to participate in the Forum's next meeting, which will take place […]
