FSB Plenary flags new financial stability vulnerabilities
The FSB Plenary met in London to discuss vulnerabilities in the global financial system and review progress on key workstreams.
The FSB Plenary signaled potential new vulnerabilities to global financial stability and reviewed ongoing workstreams. This typically translates into forthcoming policy work on NBFI, leverage, crypto, cyber, and cross-border resilience.
FSB Plenary signals drive forthcoming regulatory priorities affecting capital, liquidity, NBFI, and operational resilience across jurisdictions.
Action Required
Refresh systemic risk dashboards and align stress-testing scenarios with FSB-identified vulnerabilities and workstreams.
Plenary discussions set the global agenda for systemic risk policy and inform national supervisory priorities.
Incorporate FSB-flagged vulnerabilities into top-down risk identification; review NBFI exposure, leverage indicators, and cross-border interconnection metrics.
“FSB members met in London to discuss vulnerabilities in the global financial system and review progress on several FSB workstreams.”
Published: 2026-06-01