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Financial Stability Board urges nations to prepare for nonbank leverage risks

By Neil Roland ( July 10, 2025, 22:11 GMT | Insight) -- Nations should form domestic frameworks to capture nonbank leverage risks to financial stability that have inflamed a number of market crises in recent years, the Financial Stability Board said. Nonbank financial intermediation has grown increasingly risky and complex as these firms have swelled to almost half of global financial assets, the regulatory coordinator for the Group of 20 economic powers said. Leverage in this sector “can be an important amplifier of stress: if not properly managed, it creates a vulnerability that, when subject to a shock, can propagate strains through the financial system and create risks to financial stability,” the FSB report saidNations should form domestic frameworks to capture nonbank leverage risks to financial stability that have inflamed a number of market crises in recent years, the Financial Stability Board said....

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