Financial Stability Board

    The Land that Regulation Forgot

    By Peter Guy | 23/11/2015

    Asset managers unrealistically expect to escape iron grasp of SIFI regulation.

    FSB Issues TLAC Standards

    By Samuel Riding | 10/11/2015

    China’s G-SIBS have until 2025 to meet minimum TLAC of 16% of risk-weighted assets.

    FSB to Establish Misconduct Risks Group

    By Samuel Riding | 09/11/2015

    Financial Stability Board to also consider the issue of using compensation as a means of reducing misconduct.

    Australia to Follow FSB on Banks’ Loss Absorbing Capacity

    By Samuel Riding | 06/11/2015

    APRA will start working on rules for domestic banks next year so long as FSB requirements have been finalised, regulator says.

    China Construction Bank Added to G-SIBs List

    By Samuel Riding | 04/11/2015

    Chinese lender replaces Spain’s BBVA in list of systemically important banks

    APRA Seeks Stronger Powers to Prevent Bank Failures

    By Editors | 24/10/2015

    The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority will seek stronger powers to help it prevent distressed banks from collapsing.

    Australia Govt Responds to Financial System Inquiry

    By Editors | 21/10/2015

    Australia’s Government has announced the release of its response to the Financial System Inquiry, in which it details its acceptance of the overwhelming majority of the Inquiry’s recommendations.

    Japan Seeks to Impose Capital Rules on Insurers

    By Editors | 18/10/2015

    FSA wants domestic insurance companies to adopt an emerging set of international capital standards sometime around 2020.

    Hong Kong to Establish Resolution Regime This Year

    By Editors | 12/10/2015

    Majority of respondents supportive of the proposal to establish local resolution regime in line with FSB standards.

    FX Benchmark Reforms Make Good Progress, says FSB

    By Editors | 03/10/2015

    The Financial Stability Board has published a progress report on implementation of its September 2014 recommendations for reforms to foreign exchange benchmarks.

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