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FSB warns of systemic risk from private credit and stablecoins
The Financial Stability Board has identified private-credit markets and stablecoins as key sources of systemic risk in its 2026 regulatory agenda. Rapid growth in non-bank lending, lack of transparency, and cross-border regulatory gaps are raising red flags.
The FSB is also monitoring valuation bubbles in AI-linked stocks and overall non-bank leverage. Regulators are calling for better data sharing and robust macro-prudential tools to manage vulnerabilities ahead of financial instability.
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Reuters• By Harsh Ranjan
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FSB warns of systemic risk from private credit and stablecoins
The Financial Stability Board has identified private-credit markets and stablecoins as key sources of systemic risk in its 2026 regulatory agenda. Rapid growth in non-bank lending, lack of transparency, and cross-border regulatory gaps are raising red flags.
The FSB is also monitoring valuation bubbles in AI-linked stocks and overall non-bank leverage. Regulators are calling for better data sharing and robust macro-prudential tools to manage vulnerabilities ahead of financial instability.
Tags:
- global
- economy
Reuters• By Harsh Ranjan
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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FSB flags private-credit, stablecoins and AI stock bubbles as systemic risks for its 2026 work plan.
The Financial Stability Board has identified private-credit markets and stablecoins as key sources of systemic risk in its 2026 regulatory agenda. Rapid growth in non-bank lending, lack of transparency, and cross-border regulatory gaps are raising red flags.
The FSB is also monitoring valuation bubbles in AI-linked stocks and overall non-bank leverage. Regulators are calling for better data sharing and robust macro-prudential tools to manage vulnerabilities ahead of financial instability.
The Financial Stability Board has identified private-credit markets and stablecoins as key sources of systemic risk in its 2026 regulatory agenda. Rapid growth in non-bank lending, lack of transparency, and cross-border regulatory gaps are raising red flags.
The FSB is also monitoring valuation bubbles in AI-linked stocks and overall non-bank leverage. Regulators are calling for better data sharing and robust macro-prudential tools to manage vulnerabilities ahead of financial instability.
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- global
- economy
- global
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- policy
- finance
- crypto