Publications

• 9 June 2022 G20 Data Gaps Initiative (DGI-2): Progress Achieved, Lessons Learned, and the Way Forward

  Closing report on Phase Two of the G20 Data Gaps Initiative (DGI-2) provides an overview of the progress in addressing data gaps since the start of the DGI, the way forward for continued statistical cooperation to address remaining challenges related to DGI-2, and priorities for a new DGI to address data gaps for emerging policy needs.

  Content Type(s): Progress Reports, Publications Source(s): FSB, IMF Policy Area(s): Data Gaps, LEI, Non-bank financial intermediation, OTC Derivatives, SIFIs

• 9 June 2022 Progress Status and Explanatory Notes

  Additional notes (self-assessments) prepared by G20 and non-G20 FSB member economies on their respective implementation of the G20 Data Gaps Initiative (DGI-2) recommendations.

  Content Type(s): Publications Source(s): FSB, IMF Policy Area(s): Data Gaps, Non-bank financial intermediation, OTC Derivatives, SIFIs

• 2 June 2022 FSB virtual workshop on understanding and addressing systemic risks in non-bank financial intermediation: Background note

  Background note for the 8-9 June 2022 FSB virtual workshop on NBFI systemic risks.

  Content Type(s): Publications Source(s): FSB Policy Area(s): Non-bank financial intermediation

• 9 May 2022 Thematic Review on Out-of-Court Corporate Debt Workouts

  Review examines FSB member jurisdictions’ practices, experiences and lessons from out-of-court corporate debt workouts.

  Content Type(s): Peer Review Reports, Publications Source(s): FSB Policy Area(s): COVID-19, Peer Reviews

• 29 April 2022 Supervisory and Regulatory Approaches to Climate-related Risks: Interim Report

  This report provides recommendations to assist supervisory and regulatory authorities in developing their approaches to monitor, manage and mitigate cross-sectoral and system-wide risks arising from climate change and to promote consistent approaches across sectors and jurisdictions.

  Content Type(s): Consultations, Publications Source(s): FSB Policy Area(s): Climate-related Risks, Data Gaps, Macroprudential, Supervision and Risk Management

• 26 April 2022 US Dollar Funding and Emerging Market Economy Vulnerabilities

  This report, which forms part of the FSB’s work programme on non-bank financial intermediation, presents the findings of FSB work with IMF staff on the interaction between US dollar (USD) funding and external vulnerabilities in emerging market economies (EMEs).

  Content Type(s): Publications, Reports to the G20 Source(s): FSB Policy Area(s): COVID-19, EMDEs, Non-bank financial intermediation

• 20 April 2022 FSB Chair’s letter to G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors: April 2022

  FSB Chair’s letter discusses current challenges for financial stability following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and the FSB’s work to bolster financial system resilience.

  Content Type(s): Publications, Reports to the G20 Source(s): FSB Policy Area(s): Climate-related Risks, COVID-19, Crypto Assets, Cyber Resilience, EMDEs, Macroprudential, Non-bank financial intermediation, Vulnerabilities Assessments

• 5 April 2022 FSB Statement Welcoming Smooth Transition Away from LIBOR

  This statement takes stock of the transition from LIBOR, following the end-2021 transition milestone, sets out key messages for market participants for 2022-23 and information on the FSB’s future work to support the transition.

  Content Type(s): Publications Source(s): FSB Policy Area(s): LIBOR and other benchmarks

• 31 March 2022 FSB Work Programme for 2022

  Annual work programme and publication timetable for the FSB.

  Content Type(s): Publications Source(s): FSB Policy Area(s): Climate-related Risks, COVID-19, Cross Border Payments, Crypto Assets, Cyber Resilience, Financial Innovation, Non-bank financial intermediation, Resolution and Crisis Management

• 21 March 2022 FinTech and Market Structure in the COVID-19 Pandemic: Implications for financial stability

  Report analyses evolution of retail digital financial services provision by BigTechs, FinTechs and incumbent financial institutions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

  Content Type(s): Publications Policy Area(s): COVID-19, EMDEs, Financial Innovation