In 2026, the FSB will continue its mission to promote global financial stability by addressing systemic financial risks and fostering international cooperation. The work programme outlines key priorities, including:
- Vulnerabilities assessments
- Nonbank financial intermediation (NBFI)
- Cross-border payments
- Digital innovation and Artificial Intelligence
- Operational resilience through public-private-sector collaboration
- Modernisation of financial regulation and supervision
- Crisis preparedness and resolution frameworks
- Monitoring implementation of agreed reforms
Indicative timeline for key FSB work and external events planned for the remainder of 2026
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Date |
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Work Programme Item |
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February |
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Report on vulnerabilities in government bond-backed repo markets |
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March |
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Payments Summit |
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FSB Annual Report | |
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April |
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Public-private sector event on payments fraud |
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May |
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Report on vulnerabilities in private credit |
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June |
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Roundtable on audit quality and structural shifts in the global audit industry |
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Symposium on regulatory and supervisory modernisation issues and cost-benefit analysis | |
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October |
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Implementation monitoring review: Report on the impact on implementation of FSB Recommendations |
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Report on regulatory and supervisory modernisation initiatives | |
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Report on sound practices for AI adoption, use, and innovation | |
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Summary of targeted analysis of critical cross-border issues in digital assets | |
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Thematic peer review on public sector backstop funding mechanisms | |
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Cross-border payments annual progress report (including KPI results) | |
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November |
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Türkiye country peer review |
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2026 G-SIB list | |
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List of insurers subject to Key Attributes resolution planning standards | |
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December |
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Nonbank financial intermediation Global Monitoring Dashboard |