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FSB reports to G20 on Progress in Reforming Resolution Regimes and Resolution Planning

The FSB published today its report to the G20 on progress in reform of resolution regimes and resolution planning for G-SIFIs and reports the initial results from the launch of the RAP.

FSB Chair’s opening remarks at a press briefing in Basel ahead of the G20 Summit in Brisbane

Mark Carney, Chair of the FSB, spoke in Basel on 10 November 2014 on too big to fail, total loss absorbing capital and ending implicit public subsidies for banks.  

FSB completes Peer Review of the Netherlands

The FSB published today the findings of the peer review of the Netherlands.

FSB consults on proposal for a common international standard on Total Loss-Absorbing Capacity (TLAC) for global systemic banks

The FSB is seeking comments on policy proposals developed at the request of G20 leaders to enhance loss-absorbing capacity of globally systemic banks in resolution

Reappointment of Chairman of the Financial Stability Board

The Financial Stability Board (FSB) this week reappointed Mark Carney as its Chairman, for a second term of three years.

The FSB launches improved, mobile-ready version of its website

The FSB has revamped its public website to make it easier to read and navigate on a wide variety of devices. As well, the site offers new ways of browsing and keeping apprised of FSB activities.

Message from Mark Carney, Chair of the FSB

I am pleased to introduce the Financial Stability Board’s redesigned website, a collaborative effort made possible with the support of our members, in particular the Bank of Canada, which provided the technical and design know-how to help us improve our public face.

FSB publishes Progress Report on Implementation of OTC Derivatives Market Reforms

The FSB published today its eighth progress report on implementation of OTC derivatives market reforms.

FSB publishes the 2014 Update of the G-SIB List

The FSB published today its annual update of the list of G-SIBs, using end-2013 data and the Basel Committee updated assessment methodology.

Implementing the regulatory reform agenda – the pitfall of myopia

Speech by Stefan Ingves, Chairman, BCBS and Governor, Sveriges Riksbank at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, 6 November 2014. He puts forth his views on whether regulation has gone too far and that parts should be undone. He also speaks about what is still lacking and the regulatory challenges ahead.