Uneven implementation creates opportunities for regulatory arbitrage and complicates oversight of the inherently global and evolving crypto-asset and stablecoin market.
FSB
16 October 2025
Progress in implementing the FSB Crypto Framework is welcome but gaps and inconsistencies remain, highlighting the need for jurisdictions to do more to reach full and consistent implementation.
13 October 2025
FSB Chair Andrew Bailey calls for steadfast follow-through on agreed reforms in order to guarantee a resilient global financial system.
13 October 2025
Report outlines the implementation history of the main G20 financial reforms and provides an assessment of how well implementation of these recommendations is progressing.
13 October 2025
FSB Chair Andrew Bailey warns that without full, timely and consistent implementation of G20 reforms, the financial system remains vulnerable to shocks.
10 October 2025
FSB report summarises critical monitoring challenges and provides high-level considerations to enhance monitoring of AI adoption and address data gaps.
10 October 2025
FSB encourages authorities to address data gaps and develop more robust monitoring approaches to assess relevant vulnerabilities.
9 October 2025
Public and private sector need to implement agreed policy recommendations to achieve the goals of the Roadmap for faster, cheaper, more transparent and more accessible cross-border payments.
To more effectively monitor progress, the annual progress report on the priority themes has been integrated with the report on key performance indicators.
8 October 2025
The Financial Stability Board (FSB) Regional Consultative Group for Asia met on 7-8 October in Sydney, hosted by the Reserve Bank of Australia.The meeting, which brings together senior officials from central banks, financial authorities and regulatory bodies in the region, covered: