FSB Financial Stability Standards

Financial Stability Board

The Financial Stability Board (FSB) coordinates national financial authorities and international standard-setting bodies to develop and promote effective regulatory, supervisory and other financial sector policies.

FSB Mandate

Core Functions

1. Assess vulnerabilities affecting the global financial system
2. Identify and oversee action needed to address them
3. Promote coordination and information exchange among authorities

Key Initiatives

G-SIBs and G-SIIs

• Global Systemically Important Banks
• Global Systemically Important Insurers
• Annual designation
• Additional loss absorbency

TLAC - Total Loss-Absorbing Capacity

• Minimum requirements for G-SIBs
• 18% of RWAs
• Resolution planning

Shadow Banking / NBFI

• Non-Bank Financial Intermediation
• Monitoring framework
• Policy recommendations

Resolution Framework

Key Attributes

• Resolution authority powers
• Loss absorption
• Cross-border cooperation
• Funding in resolution

Resolution Planning

• Recovery and resolution plans
• Resolvability assessments
• Operational continuity

Climate and Sustainability

TCFD - Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures

• Governance
• Strategy
• Risk management
• Metrics and targets

Climate Roadmap

• Consistent disclosures
• Data availability
• Vulnerability analysis
• Regulatory and supervisory practices

Cyber Resilience

Cyber Lexicon

• Common terminology
• Cross-sector consistency

Incident Reporting

• Harmonisation efforts
• Information sharing
• Response coordination

Other Key Work

Crypto-assets

• Regulatory framework
• Stablecoin recommendations
• DeFi analysis

Compensation

• Principles and standards
• Variable remuneration
• Malus and clawback