FSB Chair on Financial Stability in a Rapidly Changing World
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On November 13, 2026, the Chair of the Financial Stability Board (FSB) delivered a speech on financial stability in a rapidly changing world, focusing on two challenges in managing systemic risk. The first challenge disclosed in the report was transparency—that is, whether market participants can see and understand the risks that are accumulating; the report did not specify the other challenge. The views expressed in the speech were the speaker’s personal views while serving as FSB Chair and do not necessarily represent the FSB or its members.
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In the speech, the FSB Chair focuses on two challenges in managing systemic risk, first discussing transparency: whether market participants can see and understand the risks that are accumulating. The views expressed in the speech are the speaker’s personal views during their tenure as FSB Chair and do not necessarily represent the FSB or its members.
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