The FSB Principles set out key elements for an effective risk appetite framework (RAF) and establish common definitions for terms used in risk appetite frameworks. The Principles aim to help enhance supervisory oversight of firms, in particular of SIFIs, and communication between supervisors and financial institutions.
Governance
18 November 2013
8 November 2013
At its meeting in Moscow today, the FSB discussed vulnerabilities affecting the global financial system and reviewed work plans for completing core financial reforms.
6 September 2013
The purpose of the G20/OECD High-Level Principles of Long-Term Investment Financing by Institutional Investors is to assist G20 and OECD countries and other interested economies to establish a framework for encouraging institutional investment in long-term assets.
17 July 2013
An overarching framework containing guidance and principles for Benchmark-related activities that will address conflicts of interest in the Benchmark-setting process, as well as transparency and openness when considering issues related to transition.
This report outlines a list of 9 principles against which both the industry and regulators can assess the quality of regulation and industry practices concerning Exchange Traded Funds (ETF). Generally, these principles reflect a common approach and are a practical guide for regulators and industry practitioners.
20 March 2013
The Financial Stability Board has appointed new chairs of three of its Standing Committees: Mr Agustin Carstens, Governor of Banco de Mexico, has been appointed Chairman of the Standing Committee on Assessment of Vulnerabilities (SCAV), succeeding Jaime Caruana, General Manager of the Bank for international Settlements. The SCAV is responsible for monitoring and assessing vulnerabilities […]
12 February 2013
1 February 2013
28 January 2013
Note: An amendment to the Annex of the Articles of Association (List of Members) was adopted and published on 26 March 2015.