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The Financial Stability Board (FSB) is an international body that monitors and makes recommendations about the global financial system.

15/06/2026

Responsible AI adoption allows financial institutions to harness opportunities and benefits while minimising associated risks. Our sound practices for the responsible adoption of AI highlight the importance of organisation-wide AI governance in ensuring financial institutions are making informed decisions about whether to adopt an AI technology, how to adopt it, and at what scale.

🔗Read our report for more: https://bit.ly/4eymzbt

12/06/2026

💡 Many FSB members are reviewing their regulatory and supervisory policies, including supervisory practices, to assess whether they are well suited for changes in the financial system, facilitate economic growth, and remain forward looking and adaptive to current and future material risks.

👥 To support our members in these efforts, on 9 June we held a Modernisation Symposium in Basel, bringing together authorities, academia, and industry to discuss methods and challenges of modernising regulatory and supervisory frameworks, without compromising financial stability or safety and soundness.

🗒️ The symposium explored critical topics, including drivers of change in financial regulation, the use of cost-benefit analysis, and tailoring and proportionality.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4fGdGxO

▶️ The learnings from this event will contribute to an FSB report to the G20 later this year.

🙏 Thank you to all participants for their contributions and for the productive exchange of views.

11/06/2026

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is poised to profoundly transform financial services and business models of financial institutions. At the same time, it may also amplify or introduce risks that need to be identified and managed appropriately. The sound practices focus on organisation-wide governance and AI lifecycle management, that can be applied proportionately.

Have your say on our proposed sound practices for responsible AI adoption.
📖 https://bit.ly/4eymzbt

Our consultation ends on Wednesday 22 July.

10/06/2026

Financial institutions are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence (AI). The significant benefits that can arise from AI adoption, however, usually come with additional risks.

We have developed 12 sound practices to help financial institutions navigate the benefits and risks associated with AI adoption. The 12 sound practices cover organisation-wide governance as well as the management of different stages of AI development and deployment (AI lifecycle).

We want to hear your views. Our consultation ends on Wednesday 22 July.

📖 Read our consultation report here: https://bit.ly/4eymzbt

05/06/2026

ICYMI - Speaking at Insurance Europe's 16th International Conference last week, our Secretary General, John Schindler, highlighted key vulnerabilities - from geopolitical shifts to private credit - threatening the outlook for global financial stability.
Read his speech - 🔗 https://bit.ly/4tUiByl

03/06/2026

🌍 Our Regional Consultative Group for Europe (RCG Europe) convened on 2-3 June in Vienna, hosted by the Oesterreichische Nationalbank.
https://bit.ly/3RLDM8y

The meeting was co-chaired by Antoine Martin, Vice Chairman of the Governing Board of the Swiss National Bank, and Marja Nykänen, Member of the Board of the Suomen Pankki - Finlands Bank. Key discussions focused on:
🔹 FSB work priorities for 2026
🔹 Global and regional vulnerabilities
🔹 Liquidity mismatches in private credit funds
🔹 Financial stability implications of advanced AI models
🔹 System-wide exploratory stress testing

We extend our gratitude to the Oesterreichische Nationalbank for their warm hospitality.

Learn more about our regional consultative groups and their role in fostering global collaboration:
https://bit.ly/3ZWvYCX

02/06/2026

At their recent meeting in London, FSB Members expressed their concern over a complex risk landscape characterised by:

💠 High asset valuations and compressed risk premiums;
💠 Elevated sovereign debt and shortening debt maturities;
💠 Growing usage of private credit, with parts of the sector untested in a prolonged downturn;
💠 Risk of operational outages at critical nodes in the financial system;
💠 Prolonged conflict in the Middle East;
💠 The unveiling of powerful frontier AI models.

Find out more: https://bit.ly/4uKvBrO

Bank of England

01/06/2026

The FSB Plenary met on 1 June in London.

At the meeting, hosted by the Bank of England, Members expressed particular concern that a combination of shocks could concurrently trigger multiple vulnerabilities, threatening financial stability.

While key vulnerabilities remain elevated, the conflict in the Middle East and the unveiling of powerful frontier AI models have further complicated the risk landscape.

Members reviewed progress on several of the FSB’s workstreams, including regulatory and supervisory modernisation, the FSB’s implementation monitoring review, and addressing data challenges relating to nonbank financial intermediation.

Find out more: https://bit.ly/4uKvBrO

29/05/2026

📆 The April edition of our newsletter, Stability Matters, is here!
https://bit.ly/4fOx4bL

Each month, Stability Matters brings you a comprehensive roundup of key FSB updates, including reports, speeches, data, and events.

It also provides an inside look at the work of the FSB Secretariat through the voices of our staff.

📥 Sign up to receive Stability Matters directly in your inbox: https://bit.ly/462g2Sy

📚 Missed an issue? Explore past editions and other FSB email alerts here: https://bit.ly/4maaHx4

28/05/2026

🗣️ Our Secretary General, John Schindler, delivered a keynote speech at Insurance Europe’s 16th International Conference.

Focusing on the theme of conference, “Building Resilience in an Uncertain World”, Mr Schindler outlined the growing vulnerabilities to the global financial system and the work of the FSB to maintain global financial stability.

Key topics included:
🔹The impact of geopolitical and economic shifts
🔹Vulnerabilities in sovereign debt and private credit markets
🔹The insurance sector's critical role in fostering global stability

As Mr Schindler emphasised, "The insurance sector, with its unique capacity to manage risks and support economic stability, is an indispensable pillar of the global financial system."

Read his speech here: https://bit.ly/4tUiByl

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