Stability Matters - Latest News From The FSB, June 2026

Consultation on Sound Practices for Responsible Adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) We are seeking your feedback on proposed sound practices for financial institutions to adopt, use, and innovate with AI in a responsible manner. Join our virtual outreach event for stakeholders on 7 July at 13:00 CEST. Roundtable on audit quality and structural shifts in the global audit industry The global audit industry is undergoing important structural shifts. On 18 June, we held a roundtable to understand their implications for audit quality. Regulatory and supervisory modernisation symposium The event was part of our work to promote well-aligned modernisation efforts and support members in making regulation and supervision more effective. FSB RCG for Europe meets Our Regional Consultative Group for Europe met on 2-3 June in Vienna, hosted by the Oesterreichische Nationalbank. FSB Plenary highlights potential new vulnerabilities to financial stability FSB members met in London to discuss vulnerabilities in the global financial system and review progress on several FSB workstreams. Recap FSB Secretary General, John Schindler, spoke about “Building resilience in an uncertain world” at Insurance Europe’s 16th International Conference Report on Vulnerabilities in Private Credit Upcoming 1 July: FSB Deputy Secretary General, Martin Moloney, delivers a keynote speech on managing uncertainty at XLoD Global . 7 July: Public virtual outreach event on the FSB’s Sound Practices for Responsible Adoption of Artificial Intelligence consultation report. Register here . 8 July: FSB Deputy Secretary General, Martin Moloney, speaks at a virtual seminar on cross-border payments and digital assets organised by OMFIF . 8-9 July: FSB 2026 ReSolve Event: Exploring cross-sectoral interconnections and financial stability implications in crisis management. Late July: OTC derivatives reforms monitoring report. 28 July: FSB Secretary General, John Schindler, speaks at the Atlantic Council. Meet the FSB Secretariat Rebecca Maher Member of Secretariat Hello, I’m Rebecca and I’m currently on secondment at the FSB Secretariat from the Bank of England, where I was a manager on the Sterling Operations Desk. In that role I was responsible for designing, implementing, and executing monetary policy and liquidity insurance operations. I really enjoy being able to take what I had learnt there and applying it in a global context, for example in one of my first projects at the FSB, Enhancing the Functioning and Resilience of Commercial Paper and Negotiable Certificates of Deposit Markets . The work benefitted from great input from a range of stakeholders, including FSB Members around the world and private sector experts, who helped us to get into the detail of market functioning issues. Currently, I spend most of my time leading the FSB’s annual global monitoring of Non-bank Financial Intermediation (NBFI). This was a new area for me, but I’ve learnt so much from working with experts on NBFI. Our flagship Global Monitoring Report and the unique underlying datasets cover 29 jurisdictions. Alongside my data scientist colleagues, we’re currently enhancing the way we present the data and analysis, as well as modernising the analytical framework we use to analyse the NBFI sector and its vulnerabilities. More to come towards the end of this year! Beyond NBFI analysis, I lead Secretariat support for the FSB Regional Consultative Group for Europe, and I’m applying my operational background to our analytical work on operational resilience. Working at the FSB Secretariat has provided a different context to that of the Bank of England, but it gives me the same ultimate motivation: I believe in the ethos of the institutions. On a day-to-day basis, I see the same commitment to excellence from colleagues. I will look back on this experience with gratitude.