The FSB now has the data to quantitatively measure progress toward the 2027 targets across three market segments of payments: wholesale, retail and remittances.
FSB invites feedback from stakeholders on how requirements applicable to data frameworks affect the cost, speed, access, transparency of cross-border payments, or interoperability of cross-border payment networks.
The Financial Stability Board is seeking comments on its consultation report, which sets out a proposal for a toolbox approach as a global standard for central counterparty (CCP) financial resources and tools for resolution.
Joint synthesis paper provides comprehensive guidance to help authorities address the macroeconomic and financial stability risks posed by crypto-asset activities and markets.
FSB publishes progress report on work to address systemic risk in NBFI as well as a report assessing the financial stability implications of NBFI leverage.
The Chair outlines FSB work to address vulnerabilities within the financial system and address the financial stability implications of digitalisation and climate change; and calls for continued support as work to enhance cross-border payments shifts to focus on practical projects.
The FSB is seeking feedback from stakeholders as part of its evaluation on the effects of securitisation reforms agreed by the G20 in the aftermath of the 2008 global financial crisis.
Peer review will take stock of the measures adopted by FSB member jurisdictions to enhance money market fund (MMF) resilience, including those jurisdictions’ evidence-based explanation of relevant MMF vulnerabilities and policy choices made.
