Fsb news and trends

Non-Bank Financial Groups’ Assets Exceed Banks by $65 Trillion
Banking // December 16, 2025

A new regulatory report shows non-bank groups accruing more assets than their traditional banking counterparts. The value of assets by these groups — which include private credit providers, hedge funds and insurance companies — grew at more than twice the rate of assets in the...

FSB Sharpens Focus on Stablecoins and NBFI, Saying They Raise Vulnerabilities
Cryptocurrency // November 19, 2025

The Financial Stability Board plans to sharpen its focus on stablecoins and nonbank financial intermediation (NBFI), two areas that it said could represent vulnerabilities in the global financial system. The FSB announced these initiatives in a press release about a meeting it held Tuesday and...

FSB Chair Klaas Knot: Stablecoins Are ‘Segment We Must Monitor Closely’
Cryptocurrency // June 12, 2025

Outgoing Financial Stability Board Chair Klaas Knot said cryptocurrency-related risks could soon pose a major threat. “At the FSB, we have long maintained that crypto does not yet pose a systemic risk, but recent developments suggest we may be approaching a tipping point,” Knot said...

FSB Assigns Lower Capital Requirement to Bank of America
Bank Regulation // November 26, 2024

Two of the 29 global systemically important banks (G-SIBs) moved to different “buckets” in 2024, meaning they will have a higher or lower capital requirement than they did before, the Financial Stability Board (FSB) said Tuesday (Nov. 26). Groupe Crédit Agricole moved from bucket 1 to...

Interviews & Exclusives
FinTech Credit: Not So Clear And Present Danger?

February 11, 2019
A new report finds that it’s tough to regulate what one cannot define — and that’s true in FinTech credit, a nascent industry where the definitions of who does what can be a bit nebulous. Separately, the CFPB is taking aim at regulations governing payday lending.

Quick Reads
FSB Chair Calls for Cross-Border Payment Reforms

March 12, 2026
The head of the Financial Stability Board (FSB) is warning against friction in cross-border payments. Andrew Bailey, who leads the risk watchdog, said in a speech Thursday (March 12) that governments need to move forward with reforms to their international and domestic payment systems or risk inefficiencies that could fragment the world financial landscape. “We […]

Non-Bank Financial Groups’ Assets Exceed Banks by $65 Trillion

December 16, 2025
A new regulatory report shows non-bank groups accruing more assets than their traditional banking counterparts. The value of assets by these groups — which include private credit providers, hedge funds...

FSB Sharpens Focus on Stablecoins and NBFI, Saying They Raise Vulnerabilities

November 19, 2025
The Financial Stability Board plans to sharpen its focus on stablecoins and nonbank financial intermediation (NBFI), two areas that it said could represent vulnerabilities in the global financial system. The...

FSB Chair Klaas Knot: Stablecoins Are ‘Segment We Must Monitor Closely’

June 12, 2025
Outgoing Financial Stability Board Chair Klaas Knot said cryptocurrency-related risks could soon pose a major threat. “At the FSB, we have long maintained that crypto does not yet pose a...