FSB Chair’s letter to G20 central bank Governors and Finance Ministers highlights the significant challenges posed by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and its impact on global financial stability.
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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.
24 March 2026
In presenting the Report, FSB Chair Andrew Bailey reflects on current challenges to multilateralism and how the FSB will remain fit for purpose.
24 March 2026
In presenting the Report, FSB Chair Andrew Bailey reflects on current challenges to multilateralism and how the FSB will remain fit for purpose.
12 March 2026
Third FSB Cross-border Payments Summit focuses on promoting closer private-public collaboration, with industry investment playing a decisive role in delivering real benefits for end users.
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.
23 February 2026
Peer review aims to assess FSB members' progress and adherence with policies on establishing public sector backstop funding mechanisms, if needed as a last resort to achieve an orderly resolution.
19 February 2026
Consultation responses to ‘Scope of Insurers Subject to the Recovery and Resolution Planning Requirements in the FSB Key Attributes: Consultation report‘.
19 February 2026
The review aims to strengthen coordination and ensure the FSB’s approach to prepare for potential crises adapts to emerging vulnerabilities and structural changes in the financial system.