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FSB Chair’s Letter to G20 Ministers and Governors on Financial Reforms – Progress on the Work Plan for the Hangzhou Summit

Letter from FSB Chair to G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors sets out the FSB’s work programme for 2016.

Fourth progress report on compensation practices

FSB compensation progress report shows good progress in implementing principles and standards with further work on compensation tools to address misconduct planned.

Chair’s letter to the G20: Financial Reforms – Achieving and Sustaining Resilience for All

This letter from the FSB Chair to the G20 Leaders in advance of the Antalya Summit reports on progress on the FSB’s work and highlights issues that demand the attention of Leaders.

Implementation of the G20 financial regulatory reforms – Dashboard

Dashboard from the first annual report to the G20 on the implementation and effects of the G20 financial regulatory reforms.

Measures to reduce misconduct risk

Update on the FSB-coordinated work on addressing misconduct in the financial industry.

2015 CCP Workplan

The 2015 CCP Workplan agreed by the FSB and SSBs to ensure effective coordination of policy work to make CCPs more resilient.

Progress Report on the CCP Workplan

The FSB and SSBs provide a progress report on work to enhance the resilience, recovery planning and resolvability of CCPs.

FSB-IAIS Workshop on Compensation Practices in the Insurance Sector

The FSB and the IAIS held a workshop in May 2015 with senior executives from internationally active insurance companies on the governance of compensation frameworks and alignment of compensation with prudent risk-taking.

Third FSB Workshop on Compensation Practices

The FSB held its third workshop with senior executives from global systemically important banks on implementation of the FSB Principles and Standards for Sound Compensation Practices in London on 14 April 2015.

Thematic Review on Supervisory Frameworks and Approaches for SIBs

The review assesses progress towards implementing the FSB recommendations for more effective supervision since the financial crisis, in particular for G-SIBs.