Regulatory
FSB proposes 8 principles for regulatory and supervisory modernisation
15 October 2026 · FSB
The FSB has opened consultation on eight high-level principles to make regulatory and supervisory frameworks more forward-looking and responsive to new risks and technologies, alongside its 2026 G20 Implementation Monitoring Review. Comments close on 8 January 2027, with the final report due in the first half of 2027.
Points to Remember
- FSB consultation report proposes eight high-level principles for financial authorities in member jurisdictions.
- Principles aim to improve effectiveness, efficiency, risk focus, coherence and forward-looking nature of frameworks.
- Responses due via the FSB's secure online form by 8 January 2027; final report expected in the first half of 2027.
- Implementation must be consistent with each jurisdiction's legal framework and circumstances.
- The 2026 IMR report finds national circumstances—legal frameworks, market structure and political capacity—as the main reason implementation has been uneven.
Why it matters
Understanding the direction of global regulatory thinking helps anticipate where Indian regulatory frameworks may evolve, especially on proportionality and impact analysis.
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