By fixing the fault lines that caused the crisis, the financial system is now safer, simpler and fairer than before. Watch the FSB video that explains the reforms.
By fixing the fault lines that caused the crisis, the financial system is now safer, simpler and fairer than before. Watch this chapter of the FSB video that explains how the reforms have made the financial fairer.
Mark Carney, Chair of the FSB, and Michael R. Bloomberg discuss the launch of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, in Paris at the COP21 Paris Climate Change Conference on Friday 4 December 2015.
Mark Carney, Chair of the FSB, gave a press conference on the day of the release of his letter to the G20. At the conference the Chair explained the key features of the newly-issued final standard for Total Loss-Absorbing Capacity (TLAC) and described the main messages from the FSB’s first annual implementation report. […]
Mark Carney, Chair of the FSB, answered questions from media persons in Basel on 10 November 2014 on too big to fail, total loss absorbing capital and ending implicit public subsidies for banks.
Mark Carney, Chair of the FSB, spoke in Basel on 10 November 2014 on too big to fail, total loss absorbing capital and ending implicit public subsidies for banks.
