The support of Ministers and Governors is essential to completing the core of the G20’s programme of fundamental reform of the global financial system during the Australian Presidency. In particular in three areas: (i) ending too-big-to-fail, ii) transforming shadow banking to transparent and resilient market-based financing, and (iii) making derivatives markets safer.
Publications
11 April 2014
11 April 2014
This letter summarises the progress to complete the programme of reform for the Brisbane summit, begins to look ahead to plans for implementation beyond Brisbane, and summarises the initial findings of the FSB review of representation.
9 April 2014
This report examines two topics that are relevant for financial stability and important for Germany: the macroprudential policy framework and microprudential supervision.
This report is the seventh progress report on implementation of OTC derivatives market reforms.
This report takes stock of supervision practices prior to the crisis, takes stock of key changes in supervision practices, and identifies identifies areas where more work is needed.
This paper identifies some foundational elements that contribute to the promotion of a sound risk culture within a financial institution.
1 April 2014
This summary reflects the main points raised in the discussion at the second workshop on compensation practice organised by the FSB in Paris on 1 April 2014.
28 February 2014
This report examines topics that are relevant for financial stability and important for Indonesia: its evolving regulatory structure and crisis management
arrangements.
FSB Chair reviews what remains to complete the core elements of reform, and then outlines the characteristics of financial supervision and regulation needed to realise fully the benefits of an open, integrated global financial system.