Financial Stability Board News and Regulatory Updates
FSB tightens AI risk guidance for banks with stronger human oversight on agentic systems
Financial regulators are sharpening expectations for how banks and other firms control emerging artificial intelligence tools as adoption of more autonomous systems gathers pace. The Financial ...
ED attaches ₹140 crore worth of assets in the Earth Infrastructure case
In a major money laundering case linked to the Delhi-NCR real estate sector, the Enforcement Directorate has provisionally attached immovable properties worth around ₹140 crore belonging to ...
Mali and Russian forces retake Kidal in northern security operation
Mali's military authorities are regaining control of the strategic northern town of Kidal after months of pressure from Tuareg separatists and jihadist fighters. The move restores government and ...
A7-linked VexPay documents name UK payments executive in Kyrgyz fintech setup
Fresh leaked records add detail to how A7, a payments network sanctioned by the U.S., UK and EU, seeks to build channels for cross-border settlements tied to Russia. The documents show fugitive ...
FSB Americas group discusses financial stability risks in Mexico City
Regional financial policymakers are meeting in Mexico City this week as the Financial Stability Board's Americas consultative group reviews threats to financial stability across the region. The ...
Nepal pushes climate finance and regional disaster mechanism after deadly floods
Four weeks after catastrophic floods tore through northern Nepal, Prime Minister Balendra Shah uses the UN General Assembly to press for climate justice and stronger international support. He says ...
UK to host G20 leaders summit in Manchester in 2027
The UK is preparing to bring the Group of 20 summit to Manchester in 2027 as it seeks to use the presidency to bolster economic stability and widen the event's benefits across the country. The ...
Jim Cramer Charitable Trust trims Meta, adds to FedEx and BNY in oversold market
Portfolio repositioning is underway on Tuesday as Jim Cramer’s Charitable Trust locks in gains from Meta Platforms and rotates cash into non-tech names. The move follows a sharp rally in Meta ...
Gulf states push to reset ties with Iran as regional security risks grow
Gulf Arab states are pressing for a new approach to Iran as the U.S.-Iran war reshapes regional security calculations and raises doubts about Washington's reliability as a guarantor. The shift is ...
St James’s Place nears fee overhaul end as growth focus returns
St James’s Place is moving closer to the end of a difficult transition as the UK wealth manager works through fee changes, cultural reforms and past mis-selling scrutiny. The shift comes as ...
AUKUS partners reject China claims over IAEA submarine safeguards agenda
At the IAEA Board of Governors in Vienna, the UK, Australia and the U.S. are defending the AUKUS submarine programme against allegations over nuclear material transfers and treaty compliance. The ...
Bank of England flags need for AI regulation reform in financial system
As autonomous AI tools gain ground in finance, Bank of England officials are warning that existing oversight may not fully address the risks they create. The concern centers on agentic AI systems ...
