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G20 underlines need to enhance developing nations' representation in decision making of Multilateral Development BanksG20 leaders have called for stronger representation for developing countries in major financial institutions, backing a new 25th seat for S...- G20 risk watchdog warns of 'significant gaps' in global crypto rulesThe G20’s Financial Stability Board (FSB) has warned that global efforts to regulate crypto markets are falling short. While some progress ...
- India must lead, not linger, on global Crypto regulationAs global jurisdictions advance clear crypto regulations, India risks falling behind despite its digital prowess. With the G20 Declaration ...
- G20 leaders endorse FSB recommendations on regulation of crypto assetsThe G20 member nations have endorsed the Financial Stability Board's recommendations on regulating crypto assets to mitigate associated ris...
- Global rules leave crypto firms with no place to hide, says G20 watchdogThe Financial Stability Board published on Monday final recommendations requested by the G20 on supervising firms that trade cryptoassets s...
- Why CBDC may not be the silver bullet to address crypto assets risksGlobally, central bankers are divided in opinion on whether the emergence of crypto assets led to an acceleration of their CBDC projects: i...
- Why CBDC may not be the silver bullet to address crypto assets risksStablecoins could also offer a faster, cheaper, and easier channel for cross-border remittances that broadly sidesteps the formal financial...
- Regulators propose first global rules before 'crypto winter' thawThe Financial Stability Board (FSB), which coordinates financial rulemaking among Group of 20 Economies (G20), made nine recommendations fo...
- India gets good ranks on FSB's reform report card to G20Ahead of the G20 Summit in Germany the FSB today submitted its status report on progress in financial regulatory reforms in various jurisdi...
- RBI should step up communication on financial stability issues: Financial Stability BoardEnhanced public communication on macroprudential policies can also introduce more accountability and educate the public on financial stabil...
- Lower inflation result of reforms, global oil prices: Finance MinistryA host of factors including the reform measures taken by the government and decline in global oil and commodity prices have led to lower in...
- Moody's downgrades subordinated debt ratings of 11 Indian banksThe other banks affected are Axis Bank, Bank of Baroda, Bank of India, Canara Bank, IDBI Bank, Indian Overseas Bank, Syndicate Bank and Uni...
- Regulators plan creditor-loss rules for failing banksGlobal regulators said they would seek to protect taxpayers from having to bail out failing banks by drawing up international rules on cred...
- FSB appoints new chairs of its Standing CommitteesFSB has appointed new chairpersons, including Ravi Menon, for its three standing committees effective from March 31.
- 29 banks to hold more capital as part of stability measuresTwenty-nine banks, including JP Morgan, Citigroup, Bank of China, will need to hold more capital and put in place a plan allowing their win...
- A 'rational' look at bank pay soon as RBI readies guidelines on banking sector remunerationRBI is readying a set of guidelines on the banking sector remuneration to ensure that private and foreign lenders in India do not go overbo...
- FM meets financial sector regulators to seek budget inputsFinance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Friday discussed the economic situation with financial sector regulators, including Reserve Bank of In...
- FM meets financial sector regulators to seek budget inputsFinance Minister Pranab Mukherjee today discussed the economic situation with financial sector regulators, including Reserve Bank of India ...
- G20 for acting tough with finance communityThe G20 leaders’s statement from Pittsburgh has a tough message for the finance community.
- The IMF beyond the crisisA strengthened role in ensuring financial stability would be a logical complement to the existing, but too narrow mandate the IMF has.
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