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Financial Stability Forum

Statement by Roger Ferguson on the IMFC meeting

The Financial Stability Forum (FSF) held its fourteenth meeting on 8-9 September 2005 in London. The issues discussed included: risks and vulnerabilities in the international financial system; the resilience of the financial system to shocks and lessons…

Economy vulnerable to rate rise says Forum

Following a meeting in Rome, chaired by Fed vice chairman Roger Ferguson, the Financial Stability Forum (FSF) issued a generally upbeat assessment of the global economy but highlighted worries about excessive levels of debt and capital flows to emerging…

FSF: global economy vulnerable to rate rises

Following a meeting in Rome, chaired by Fed vice chairman, Roger Ferguson, the Financial Stability Forum (FSF) issued a generally upbeat assessment of the global economy but highlighted worries about excessive levels of debt and capital flows to emerging…

Iraq shadow over the BIS?

Some European central bankers are said to be unhappy with the recent appointment of Roger Ferguson as head of the Financial Stability Forum. It is not that Ferguson is thought to lack qualifications for the job - quite the contrary, there is much respect…

Financial Stability Forum Press Release, 11 April

PRESS RELEASE - First FSF regional meeting with central and eastern European authorities. The Financial Stability Forum (FSF) today held its first regional meeting with central and eastern European countries at the European Bank for Reconstruction and…

BIS Stability Forum's 'to do list'

ARTICLE - The Financial Stability Fourm (FSF), following its meeting on 22/23 March in Washington DC, has released a paper revealing the progress of dozens of initiatives now underway to bolster financial system soundness.

The Bank of Canada and Financial Stability-Dodge

SPEECH - David Dodge, the governor of the Bank of Canada, gives his second speech since taking over the job about what the central bank is doing to promote financial stability. He emphasises the work of the Group of Twenty, chaired by Canadian finance…

BIS urges vigilance on asset bubbles

It's time for central bankers to get tough on bubbles, according to a top official at the Bank for International Settlements. Overly high stock and property prices should prompt central bankers to take interest rate action in the same way rising wage…

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