The FSB is conducting an evaluation on the effects of risk retention and higher prudential requirements on securitisation.
18 June 2024
FSB holds meeting of its Regional Consultative Group for the Americas in the British Virgin Islands.
14 June 2024
FSB members discussed the outlook for global financial stability, including issues of particular relevance to emerging markets and developing economies, as well as the FSB’s deliverables to Brazil’s G20 Presidency.
5 June 2024
The Report examines key findings from recent market outages on listing trading venues in IOSCO jurisdictions and builds on past IOSCO work on operational resilience and business continuity planning to identify good practices for listing trading venues that may enhance market-wide resilience in the event of a market outage.
4 June 2024
Remarks by Nellie Liang, US Under Secretary for Domestic Finance, and Chair, Financial Stability Board Standing Committee on Assessment of Vulnerabilities (SCAV), at the OECD – FSB Roundtable on Artificial Intelligence in Finance, Paris, 22 May 2024.
This Report provides an overview of the Leveraged Loan (LL) and Collaterized Loan Obligation (CLO) markets and their evolution since the GFC; explains why the vulnerabilities identified in the LL and CLO markets could impact IOSCO’s objectives protecting investors, ensuring that markets are fair, efficient and transparent, and reducing systemic risk; and describes twelve good practices for consideration.
FSB holds meeting of its Regional Consultative Group for Sub-Saharan Africa in Dakar.
22 May 2024
Report analyses the functioning and vulnerabilities of commercial paper and negotiable certificates of deposit markets and assesses potential market reforms to address these vulnerabilities.
FSB report analyses the functioning of commercial paper and negotiable certificates of deposits markets and outlines potential market reforms to address vulnerabilities in these markets.
20 May 2024
Speech by FSB Chair, Klaas Knot, at the Macroprudential Policy for Investment Funds Conference, Central Bank of Ireland, Dublin.