Fernando Restoy looks to realign Basel’s FSI

Chairman discusses implementing Basel III, challenging political context and FSI’s role

Fernando Restoy
Fernando Restoy
Daniel Hinge

Under the chairmanship of Fernando Restoy, the Basel-based Financial Stability Institute is undergoing something of a change of course.

“We want to contribute more directly to policy implementation,” Restoy tells Central Banking on the day after the FSI’s first cross-sectoral regulatory conference concluded.

Under the new focus, meetings will have a clearer policy context, with fewer pure training seminars and more policy-based events. The FSI is publishing a series of papers supporting

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