Barbados's Williams: FSB to look at corporates

It is important to clarify whether the Financial Stability Board's mandate extends beyond banks to the wider corporate world, said Marion Williams, the governor of the Central Bank of Barbados.

Williams said that the board's mandate gave the impression that it included the cross-border activities of firms. She said that it was true that large global corporations could become weak links in an increasingly interconnected world, and that the same kinds of issues that arose in global banks could

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