Archives - Publications, Consultations, Current Consultations, Evaluations, Peer Review Reports, Policy Documents, Progress Reports, Reports to the G20
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7 July 2021 The availability of data with which to monitor and assess climate-related risks to financial stability
This report examines the data needed to monitor and assess climate-related risks to the financial system, and proposes work to address current limitations and gaps. -
7 July 2021 Report on Promoting Climate-related Disclosures
The FSB calls for an acceleration of progress in the implementation of climate-related disclosures using a framework based on the TCFD recommendations. -
6 July 2021 Progress report to the G20 on LIBOR transition issues: Recent developments, supervisory issues and next steps
This report looks at recent progress made on LIBOR transition and stresses the need for urgent action by the end of 2021 -
30 June 2021 Policy proposals to enhance money market fund resilience: Consultation Report
Public consultation on the FSB’s policy proposals to enhance money market fund resilience. -
28 June 2021 Thematic Peer Review on Corporate Debt Workouts: Summary Terms of Reference
Objectives, scope and process for the thematic peer review on corporate debt workouts. -
14 June 2021 Outsourcing and third-party risk – Overview of responses to the public consultation
An overview of responses to the November 2020 consultation. -
2 June 2021 Global Transition Roadmap for LIBOR
Update to the Global Transition Roadmap in light of announcements made confirming LIBOR cessation dates and associated proposals by authorities and national working groups. -
2 June 2021 Interest rate benchmark reform: Overnight risk-free rates and term rates
Report considers the use of forward-looking risk-free rate term rates as alternatives to overnight risk-free rates. -
2 June 2021 FSB OSSG Supports Use of the ISDA Spread Adjustments in Cash Products
FSB statement on the use of the ISDA spread adjustments in cash products. -
2 June 2021 FSB statement on smooth and timely transition away from LIBOR
This statement encourages authorities to ensure that regulated entities align their use of new LIBOR contracts with the relevant timelines for the respective currency, regardless of where the trades are booked.