FSB Chair’s Andrew Bailey explains in this article how the work of the FSB has supported the South African G20 presidency’s vision of “Solidarity, Equality, Sustainability”.
Financial Regulation and Supervision
Speech by Martin Moloney, Deputy Secretary General of the Financial Stability Board, delivered at the 38th International Council of Securities Associations Annual General Meeting, Cambridge, 20 May 2025.
Framework outlines a set of financial resources and tools that should be readily available to a resolution authority in case of a central counterparty (CCP) resolution.
12 December 2024
Recommendations to promote greater alignment and interoperability in data frameworks that apply to cross-border payments.
12 December 2024
Policy recommendations to strengthen consistency in the regulation and supervision of banks and non-banks in their provision of cross-border payment services.
10 December 2024
Policy recommendations aim to enhance the liquidity preparedness of non-bank market participants for margin and collateral calls in centrally and non-centrally cleared derivatives and securities markets.
5 December 2024
The ICS provides a globally comparable risk-based measure of capital adequacy specifically tailored to internationally active insurance groups (IAIGs) and forms the quantitative element of ComFrame. The specifics of the ICS have been adopted in two documents, the Level 1 document, setting out the overarching principles and concepts of the ICS, and the Level 2 document providing detailed specifications.
29 November 2024
This Report outlines good practices that regulators may consider in the supervision of exchanges, particularly when they provide multiple services and/or are part of an Exchange Group.
26 November 2024
Speech by Martin Moloney, Deputy Secretary General of the Financial Stability Board, at the High Level Regional Symposium on Financial Stability.
25 November 2024
This Final Report highlights potential policy considerations and risks associated with using and offering of Post Trade Risk Reduction Services (PTRRS) and presents sound practices in this area as guidance to IOSCO members and regulated users of PTRRS to determine whether additional measures should be considered based on the scope of activities being offered in the respective jurisdictions.