Financial Stability Board (FSB)

The FSB coordinates financial regulators and central banks of G20 economies, monitoring and reporting on global financial system vulnerabilities.

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At a glance

Entity level: Organisation
Type: Intergovernmental body
Also known as: FSB
Flagship output: Global Monitoring Report on Non-Bank Financial Intermediation
Category: Systemic & global risk reports
Tier: Tier 1: G20-mandated global financial stability body; its vulnerability assessments shape regulators worldwide.
Headquarters: Basel, Switzerland
Coverage: Global financial system vulnerabilities: NBFI, private credit, sovereign debt, crypto, AI, cyber.
Public access: Free
Latest activity seen: Oct 2026
Evidence: Verified

How it produces intelligence

Member authorities' surveillance pooled through plenary and standing committee vulnerability assessments.

Risk themes

Financial stabilitySovereign & creditTechnology & AICyberRegulation & policy

Focus regions

Global

Leadership

Andrew Bailey, Chair (Governor, Bank of England)
John Schindler, Secretary General

Links

Official website Research hub

What it publishes

Output	Type	Cadence	Latest edition	Date
Global Monitoring Report on Non-Bank Financial Intermediation	Annual outlook	Annual			Read report
Plenary vulnerabilities statement	Other	Biannual	June 2026 Plenary	1 Jun 2026	Read report
Report on sound practices for responsible AI adoption	Other	Irregular	to G20, October 2026	Oct 2026	Visit site

Latest findings

Recent public risk calls by Financial Stability Board (FSB), summarised in our own words. They are its views, not 311's. Follow each source for the original.

High asset valuations, compressed risk premia and elevated sovereign debt with shorter maturities leave bond markets sensitive to shocks.
1 Jun 2026 · Horizon: 2026 · Source: FSB Plenary highlights potential new vulnerabilities
Fast-growing private credit has parts never tested in a prolonged downturn.
1 Jun 2026 · Horizon: 2026 to 2027 · Source: FSB Plenary highlights potential new vulnerabilities
Middle East conflict raises energy, inflation and bond-yield risks; markets work but volatility is elevated.
1 Jun 2026 · Horizon: 2026 · Source: FSB Plenary highlights potential new vulnerabilities
Powerful frontier AI models could sharply raise cyber risk; poorly executed rushed patching could worsen problems.
1 Jun 2026 · Horizon: 2026 to 2027 · Source: FSB Plenary highlights potential new vulnerabilities
Several shocks hitting together could trigger multiple vulnerabilities at once.
1 Jun 2026 · Horizon: 2026 · Source: FSB Plenary highlights potential new vulnerabilities

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Questions about Financial Stability Board (FSB)

What is Financial Stability Board (FSB)?

The FSB coordinates financial regulators and central banks of G20 economies, monitoring and reporting on global financial system vulnerabilities.

How does Financial Stability Board (FSB) produce its intelligence?

Member authorities' surveillance pooled through plenary and standing committee vulnerability assessments.

Where is Financial Stability Board (FSB) based?

Financial Stability Board (FSB) is based in Basel, Switzerland.

What does Financial Stability Board (FSB) cover?

Its work covers financial stability, sovereign & credit, technology & ai, cyber, regulation & policy, with a focus on Global.

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