Private credit has expanded rapidly to an estimated $1.5–2 trillion in assets, supporting financing for mid-sized companies but creating potential financial stability risks
Publications
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6 May 2026
FSB Chair warns that the risk of multiple vulnerabilities crystallising simultaneously has increased, posing a heightened threat to global financial stability.
Against a backdrop of rising vulnerabilities, in 2025 the FSB delivered work in key areas such as NBFI leverage, crypto-assets and stablecoins, operational resilience and enhanced cross-border payments.
4 February 2026
Vulnerabilities within repo markets’ segments have the potential to spread through the financial system.
3 February 2026
Report summarises FSB initiatives in 2026, including an indicative schedule of the FSB’s planned publications for the year.
16 December 2025
This year’s report presents enhanced data on nonbanks’ use of wholesale funding and finance companies’ loan assets, including mortgage loans.
20 November 2025
Amidst a challenging outlook for growth, the FSB will work to strengthen implementation of global standards and to respond to changes in the financial system, writes Andrew Bailey.
The recommendations outline an integrated approach through which authorities should identify financial stability risks created by NBFI leverage and implement policy measures to address them.
9 July 2025
The FSB’s Nonbank Data Taskforce outlines how to address nonbank data challenges, using leveraged trading strategies in sovereign bond markets as a test case.
This document summarises the responses to the December 2024 public consultation on leverage in nonbank financial intermediation