FSB will use the framework and accompanying toolkit to monitor climate-related vulnerabilities in the global financial system.
Climate-related Risks
16 January 2025
14 January 2025
Continued efforts towards standardisation and broader adoption of transition plans are key to making transition plans practically usable for financial stability and macroprudential purposes.
Transition plans provide forward-looking information on firms’ climate-related risks, but certain conditions need to be met to enable their use for financial stability purposes.
4 December 2024
FSB members discussed the outlook for global financial stability, including issues of particular relevance to emerging markets and developing countries, and the FSB’s priorities in 2025.
18 November 2024
Letter to G20 leaders ahead of their Summit in Rio de Janeiro emphasises need for globally consistent policy implementation.
18 November 2024
FSB Chair Klaas Knot’s letter to the G20 Leaders ahead of their November Summit in Rio de Janeiro.
18 November 2024
Progress in implementing G20 reforms continues but is uneven and challenges remain.
12 November 2024
The large majority of FSB jurisdictions have regulations, guidelines or roadmaps in place for climate-related disclosures, and most jurisdictions have also set or proposed disclosure requirements based on ISSB Standards and TCFD recommendations.
12 November 2024
Following the publication of the IFRS sustainability disclosure standards in 2023, global efforts have focused on supporting jurisdictions and firms in using these standards and in ensuring disclosures are reliable and decision-useful.
8 October 2024
FSB holds meeting of the Regional Consultative Group for the Americas in Santiago, Chile.