Vulnerabilities Assessments

The Relevance of Transition Plans for Financial Stability

Continued efforts towards standardisation and broader adoption of transition plans are key to making transition plans practically usable for financial stability and macroprudential purposes.

FSB examines the relevance of climate transition plans for financial stability

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.

FSB Sub-Saharan Africa Group discusses financial scams and fraud prevention, and crisis preparedness and resolution

FSB holds meeting of the Regional Consultative Group for Sub-Saharan Africa in Cape Town.

FSB Plenary meets in Hong Kong

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.

Working for Financial Stability in an Interconnected World

Speech by Martin Moloney, Deputy Secretary General of the Financial Stability Board, at the High Level Regional Symposium on Financial Stability.

FSB Europe Group discusses private credit, financial and operational vulnerabilities and securitisation

FSB holds meeting of the Regional Consultative Group for Europe in Munich.

The Financial Stability Implications of Artificial Intelligence

This report outlines recent developments in the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in finance, including current use cases, and their potential implications for financial stability.

FSB assesses the financial stability implications of artificial intelligence

The rapid adoption of AI in finance, as well as limited data on AI usage, highlight the need for authorities to enhance monitoring and ensure the adequacy of supervisory and regulatory frameworks and capabilities.

FSB MENA Group discusses artificial intelligence, cyber risk and operational readiness

FSB holds meeting of the Regional Consultative Group for the Middle East and North Africa in Riyadh.

FSB analyses interest rate and liquidity risks and the role of technology and social media on depositor behaviour

Report concludes that technological developments and social media could accelerate future bank runs, with implications for liquidity risk management practices and supervision.

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