This report outlines recent developments in the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in finance, including current use cases, and their potential implications for financial stability.
FSB
14 November 2024
The rapid adoption of AI in finance, as well as limited data on AI usage, highlight the need for authorities to enhance monitoring and ensure the adequacy of supervisory and regulatory frameworks and capabilities.
13 November 2024
Statement outlines considerations to enhance the resolution preparedness of banks that may be systemically significant or critical if they fail.
12 November 2024
The large majority of FSB jurisdictions have regulations, guidelines or roadmaps in place for climate-related disclosures, and most jurisdictions have also set or proposed disclosure requirements based on ISSB Standards and TCFD recommendations.
12 November 2024
Following the publication of the IFRS sustainability disclosure standards in 2023, global efforts have focused on supporting jurisdictions and firms in using these standards and in ensuring disclosures are reliable and decision-useful.
23 October 2024
Report concludes that technological developments and social media could accelerate future bank runs, with implications for liquidity risk management practices and supervision.
23 October 2024
Report presents an assessment of the types of entities most vulnerable to higher interest rates and examines the role of social media, technology and interest rates in the 2023 bank runs.
22 October 2024
Chair’s letter to G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors introduces reports related to digital innovation and calls for effective and timely implementation of agreed policies and standards.
22 October 2024
FSB Chair, Klaas Knot’s letter to the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors ahead of their October meeting.
22 October 2024
Report analyses recent developments in distributed ledger technology-based tokenisation, identifies vulnerabilities and sets out financial stability considerations for the FSB and standard-setting bodies.