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A Coordination Framework for Monitoring the Implementation of Agreed G20/FSB Financial Reforms

Assessment of the macroeconomic impact of higher loss absorbency for global systemically important banks, October 2011

Report on the Assessment of the Macroeconomic Impact of Stronger Capital Requirements for G-SIBs

Assessment of the macroeconomic impact of higher loss absorbency for global systemically important banks

Weaknesses at large financial institutions have often played a central role in the triggering and propagation of systemic financial crises. The 2007-09 financial crisis was only the most recent example. Since the crisis, authorities worldwide have sought ways to strengthen regulation and supervision of these institutions, including through efforts at the international level led by […]

Second Progress Report on Implementation of OTC Derivatives Market Reforms

This is the FSB’s second progress report on implementation of OTC derivatives market reforms.

Thematic Review on Compensation (2011)

This report assesses the progress made by national authorities and significant financial institutions in implementing the Principles and Standards, as well as their impact on compensation practices at firms.

FSB publishes Second progress report on OTC derivatives market reforms implementation

FSB publishes 2011 Thematic Review on Compensation Practices

This report finds that relevant authorities and firms have made good progress in implementing the FSB Principles and Standards but more work is necessary to achieve sound compensation practices.

Understanding Financial Linkages: A Common Data Template for Global Systemically Important Banks

This consultation paper seeks the views of interested parties on a set of options and proposals to improve the data on linkages between G-SIBs and on their exposures and funding dependencies.

FSB Plenary meets in Zurich, Switzerland

At its meeting today, the FSB reviewed and approved a number of policy proposals to be submitted to the G20 Summit in November, including on a package of measures to address the “too big to fail” problem.

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