The Financial Stability Board (FSB) announced that its Regional Consultative Group for Europe met in Wroclaw on 8 and 9 May, hosted by the National Bank of Poland, to discuss key financial stability topics including global vulnerabilities, cross-border payments, non-bank financial intermediation and tokenisation. Members reviewed global financial vulnerabilities and progress on the G20 Roadmap on cross-border payments. The agenda also covered developments in the non-bank financial intermediation sector and approaches to monitoring potential financial stability risks. A dedicated roundtable examined the financial stability implications of tokenisation, bringing together participants from industry, academia and the central banking community to discuss technological developments and risks associated with tokenisation, particularly where based on distributed ledger technology.
Financial Stability Board 2025-05-08
Financial Stability Board Regional Consultative Group for Europe discusses cross-border payments roadmap, non-bank financial intermediation risks and tokenisation implications
The Financial Stability Board's Regional Consultative Group for Europe convened in Wroclaw to discuss global financial vulnerabilities, cross-border payments, non-bank financial intermediation, and tokenisation. Members reviewed the G20 Roadmap on cross-border payments and assessed potential financial stability risks. A roundtable focused on the implications of tokenisation, with insights from industry, academia, and central banking.