The Financial Stability Board has published a letter sent to G20 finance ministers and central bank governors providing an update on various workstreams, including on cyber and operational resilience. The FSB notes that cyber and operational resilience risks continue to pose a threat to financial stability and is therefore delivering, for public consultation, a common Format for Incident Reporting Exchange (FIRE). FIRE is designed to enhance convergence in incident reporting, address operational challenges arising from reporting to multiple authorities and foster better communication amongst authorities. After public consultation, the FSB expects to publish the final version of FIRE by Q2 2025. The FSB's other publications include: (i) G20 status reports on crypto-asset policy implementation; (ii) a report on the financial stability implications of tokenisation; (iii) G20 roadmap progress reports on cross-border payments; and (iv) a report on lessons learned from the March 2023 banking turmoil.
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