Speeches and Statements

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Exploring cross-sectoral interconnections in resolution planning

In this speech, FSB Secretary General, John Schindler highlights the importance of resolve in resolution planning, emphasising collaboration, preparedness, in maintaining financial system resilience.

Cross-Border Payments: Towards the Next Chapter

At the virtual event, hosted by OMFIF, FSB Deputy Secretary General calls for a debate on the next steps for cross-border payments beyond 2027.

Opening remarks for the FSB 2026 ReSolve Event: Exploring cross-sectoral interconnections and financial stability implications

In this speech, Dominique Laboureix, Chair of the FSB Resolution Steering Group, discusses the importance of cross-border, cross-sectoral crisis preparedness.

Opening remarks on sound practices for artificial intelligence

In her remarks, Michelle W. Bowman, Chair of the FSB Standing Committee on Supervisory and Regulatory Cooperation (SRC), discusses the FSB’s Consultation Report on the Sound Practices for Responsible Adoption of Artificial Intelligence.

Building resilience in an uncertain world

In this speech at Insurance Europe’s 16th International Conference, John Schindler discusses the current outlook for financial stability and vulnerabilities related to the conflict in the Middle East, financial market volatility, and private credit.

FSB Chair’s foreword to the FSB Annual Report 2025

In presenting the Report, FSB Chair Andrew Bailey reflects on current challenges to multilateralism and how the FSB will remain fit for purpose.

Reforming Cross-border payments: keynote speech at the FSB Payments Summit

In a keynote speech at the FSB Payments Summit, Andrew Bailey, Chair of the Financial Stability Board, sets out what more the private sector, public authorities and international bodies need to do to achieve the G20’s goals on cross-border payments.

“Sense and Sensibility” in nonbank regulation: a thoughtful approach to nonbank financial regulation

In a speech at NYU Stern School of Business, John Schindler explores whether, and how, bank-like regulations should apply to nonbanks.

The FSB reaffirms its decision to use IAIS Holistic Framework assessments instead of an annual identification of global systemically important insurers

Guidance offers a structured approach for authorities to assess which insurers should be subject to recovery and resolution planning requirements.

Strengthening global financial resilience: The FSB and G20’s shared mission

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”.