Definition
The Financial Stability Board (FSB) is an international body whose functions include overseeing the international financial system and making recommendations with the objectives of strengthening it and increasing the stability of financial markets.
Further information
To promote such stability, it gathers and coordinates various national and international financial authorities, developing robust regulatory and supervisory policies. Additionally, it encourages the enactment of uniform and fair rules of the game, promoting the implementation of its proposals across different sectors and countries.
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Update date: May 2025
