Financial Stability Board should concentrate on genuinely systemic risks, review finds
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This body, set up by the G20 in 2009, responsible for monitoring the risks to the system, reported that the proposed principles are based on the idea that financial stability is the basis for sustainable economic growth, which in turn strengthens financial stability.
Financial Stability Board should concentrate on genuinely systemic risks, review finds
LONDON, Oct 14 (Reuters) - The Financial Stability Board, the global watchdog for financial risks, should be more selective in prioritising new work and focus on vulnerabilities that are genuinely cross-border, cross-sectoral and systemic, a review o...
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