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FSB Reports to G20 on Global Financial Regulation
Practical Law Legal Update w-000-7532 (Approx. 3 pages)
FSB Reports to G20 on Global Financial Regulation
by Practical Law Finance
| Published on 11 Nov 2015 • USA (National/Federal) |
The FSB released a number of reports on global financial regulation. Also, the OTC Derivatives Regulators Group published a report to the G20 on cross-border implementation issues.
On November 9, 2015, the Financial Stability Board (FSB) released a number of reports on global regulation. These included:
- Its first annual report to the G20 on the implementation and effects of financial regulatory reform. For more information on the annual report, see Legal Update, FSB First Annual Report on Implementation and Effects on Financial Regulatory Reforms.
- A report to the G20 on its progress on ongoing resolution work (focusing on banks, issuers, and CCPs). For more information on the report, see Legal Update, FSB Report on Removing Remaining Obstacles to Resolvability.
- An additional report to the G20 on actions taken in response to declines in correspondent banking. For more information, see Legal Update, FSB Report to G20 on Decline in Correspondent Banking.
- A progress report on reducing the risk of misconduct in finance. For more information on the progress report, see Legal Update, FSB Progress Report on Measures to Reduce Misconduct Risk.
In related news, the OTC Derivatives Regulators Group published its findings to the G20 on cross-border implementation issues. For more information on the report, see Legal Update, OTC Derivatives Regulators Group Report to G20 on Cross-Border Implementation Work: November 2015.