
Post 2008, the banking sector became one of the most heavily regulated entities in our economies; by contrast, non-banking financial institutions have operated under much less stringent conditions.
What are the implications of light touch regulation across the sector and what should regulators and financial institutions do to preserve stability of global financial architecture?
The Centre for Financial and Monetary Systems is committed to fostering a more sustainable, resilient, trusted, and accessible financial system that reinforces long-term value creation and economic growth. The Centre focuses on three key areas: leveraging technology to enhance the financial system, ensuring financial well-being for individuals, and transforming the financial system to support climate action.
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