Report presents the FSB’s assessment of current and emerging vulnerabilities in the global financial system and reflections from the March banking turmoil; outlines the FSB’s work to address these vulnerabilities; and reports on the implementation and effects of G20 financial reforms.
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11 October 2023
11 October 2023
2023 annual report to the G20 describes reflections on the March banking turmoil, financial stability outlook, the FSB’s priority areas of work and the implementation and effects of the financial regulatory reforms
10 October 2023
Report reviews the events of March 2023 in Switzerland, the US, and the UK, the handling of distressed banks, and the implications for the effective operationalisation and implementation of the FSB’s Key Attributes of Effective Resolution Regimes for Financial Institutions.
10 October 2023
Report identifies lessons learnt regarding the FSB Key Attributes’ framework for resolving global systemically important banks (G-SIBs) and other systemically important banks.
The FSB now has the data to quantitatively measure progress toward the 2027 targets across three market segments of payments: wholesale, retail and remittances.
9 October 2023
Report discusses the key performance indicators (KPIs) that will, over time, provide estimates of progress toward meeting the cross-border payments targets across three market segments: wholesale, retail and remittances.
9 October 2023
An annex to the Annual Progress Report on Meeting the Targets for Cross-Border Payments: 2023 Report on Key Performance Indicators.
9 October 2023
Annual progress report sets out the main insights from the key performance indicators monitoring report and outlines progress on priority themes, including some examples of concrete improvements that have been made or that are underway.
25 September 2023
FSB invites feedback from stakeholders on how requirements applicable to data frameworks affect the cost, speed, access, transparency of cross-border payments, or interoperability of cross-border payment networks.
Report takes stock of existing national and regional data frameworks, identifies areas of frictions and sets out next steps for promoting alignment and interoperability across data frameworks applicable to cross-border payments.