Consultation responses to ‘Liquidity Preparedness for Margin and Collateral Calls: Consultation report‘.
Publications
3 July 2024
2 July 2024
Consultation report seeks comment on the preliminary results of the evaluation of the effects of the G20 financial regulatory reforms on securitisation that have been implemented to date.
22 May 2024
Report analyses the functioning and vulnerabilities of commercial paper and negotiable certificates of deposit markets and assesses potential market reforms to address these vulnerabilities.
Framework outlines a set of financial resources and tools that should be readily available to a resolution authority in case of a central counterparty (CCP) resolution.
25 April 2024
Overview of responses to the FSB consultation on financial resources and tools for central counterparty (CCP) resolution and the changes made to the consultation report in response to those comments.
25 April 2024
This version of the Key Attributes incorporates additional guidance on financial resources and tools to support the orderly resolution of a central counterparty (CCP).
Revised guidance now includes a reference to assessing whether the resolution authority has access to a set of resolution-specific resources and tools.
Consultation report sets out proposed policy recommendations to enhance the liquidity preparedness of non-bank market participants for margin and collateral calls in centrally and non-centrally cleared derivatives and securities markets (including securities financing such as repo).
18 March 2024
A supplementary note on the digitalisation of critical shared services has been added to the 2016 Guidance on Arrangements to Support Operational Continuity in Resolution. The supplementary note aims to assist authorities and firms implement the guidance in the context of the increased dependencies on third-party service providers of critical shared services, and the digitalisation of such services.
29 February 2024
Peer review examines Switzerland’s implementation of too-big-to-fail reforms for global systemically important banks (G-SIBs).