Consultation responses to ‘Supervisory and Regulatory Approaches to Climate-related Risks: Interim Report‘.
Press
22 July 2022
This first annual progress report presents a consolidated update on the progress made by the standard-setting bodies and relevant international organisations, across a wide variety of initiatives to assess and address the financial risk from climate change, and identifies areas that continue to require attention.
First annual progress report takes stock of progress made by standard-setting bodies and other international organisations on the actions coordinated through the FSB Roadmap, outlines areas for further attention, and provides updates where needed to the detailed Roadmap actions.
FSB Chair Klaas Knot’s letter to the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors ahead of their July meeting in Bali.
13 July 2022
Report discusses strategies to exit from or amend extraordinary policies while supporting equitable recovery and addressing effects from COVID-19 scarring in the financial sector in light of recent developments.
FSB Chair’s letter presents the FSB’s report on exit strategies to support equitable recovery and address effects from COVID-19 scarring in the financial sector; discusses the FSB’s role coordinating the international regulation of crypto-assets; and reviews progress under the FSB roadmap for addressing climate-related financial risks.
Opening remarks delivered by Klaas Knot, Chair of the FSB, at a press conference ahead of the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors’ Meeting in Bali, Indonesia.
This statement outlines work being undertaken by the FSB and international standard-setting bodies to address the potential financial stability risks posed by crypto-assets, including so-called stablecoins.
11 July 2022
Statement reaffirms FSB’s commitment to promote international consistency of regulatory and supervisory approaches and facilitate cross-border and cross-sector cooperation amongst national authorities and international standard-setters as they work towards developing risk-based and technology-neutral policy for the wide spectrum of crypto-assets, grounded in the principle of “same, activity, same risk, same regulation”.
This report sets out recommendations and options for promoting the use of the Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) in cross-border payments.