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Banking and Capital Markets

The Banking and Capital Markets community plays a crucial role in advancing resilient, sustainable, and dynamic growth within the global financial system. Chief executives and chairs constitute the Industry Governors, who provide leadership, define the industry agenda and drive change while the Chief Strategy Officer Community put into action the key priorities defined by the Governors.

By bringing together top executives from the industry, the community is the hub for transformational industry dialogue among peers, facilitating the exchange of ideas, best practices, and cutting-edge insights. Members of the Banking & Capital Markets Industry community actively work together to shape the future of sector, foster innovation and new business practices, and inform new policymaking. 

The Banking and Capital Markets Community has defined the following strategic priorities for the year ahead: Financial Stability, Artificial Intelligence, and Transition Finance. As the industry community continues to evolve its strategic priorities, the Forum and its partners are currently working to safeguard the global financial system amid an era of cascading and interconnected risks including financial fragmentation, macroeconomic volatility, and increasing geopolitical tensions. 

Financial Stability - safeguarding the global financial system amid an era of cascading and interconnected risks including financial fragmentation, macroeconomic volatility, and increasing geopolitical tension.

Artificial Intelligence - collaborating with the public sector to build resilience in light of myriad technological innovations impacting the sector, notably artificial intelligence, non-bank financial institutions (NBFI), and increasing cyber threats.

Transition Finance - mobilizing market forces and public policy to catalyze investment in "brown" infrastructure at the outset while building credible transition plans with robust interim targets to accelerate climate adaptation and mitigation financing.

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