The analytical framework and accompanying toolkit will help the FSB in assessing climate-related vulnerabilities in the global financial system, particularly from a cross-border and cross-sectoral perspective.
Vulnerabilities Assessments
16 January 2025
FSB will use the framework and accompanying toolkit to monitor climate-related vulnerabilities in the global financial system.
14 January 2025
Continued efforts towards standardisation and broader adoption of transition plans are key to making transition plans practically usable for financial stability and macroprudential purposes.
Transition plans provide forward-looking information on firms’ climate-related risks, but certain conditions need to be met to enable their use for financial stability purposes.
6 December 2024
FSB holds meeting of the Regional Consultative Group for Sub-Saharan Africa in Cape Town.
4 December 2024
FSB members discussed the outlook for global financial stability, including issues of particular relevance to emerging markets and developing countries, and the FSB’s priorities in 2025.
26 November 2024
The views expressed in these remarks are those of the speaker and do not necessarily reflect those of the FSB or its members. Governor, many thanks for your invitation to this important symposium. I look forward to our discussions on the vital topics that are on our agenda today. The way you have structured the […]
15 November 2024
FSB holds meeting of the Regional Consultative Group for Europe in Munich.
14 November 2024
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.
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.