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2025年回顾

2026-01-28BIS秋***

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The Financial Stability Institute (FSI) of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) focuses on strengthening financial systems through global regulatory standards and sound supervisory practices. In 2025, the FSI delivered on its mandate via policy work, outreach activities, capacity development, and special projects.

Policy Work

Published 14 policy papers on topics like AI explainability, qualitative supervision, stablecoins, bank liquidity, and capital requirements.
Published 7 FSI Briefs and 3 Occasional Papers.
FSI publications reached 303,000 downloads.

Online Courses

Organized 5 online courses on banking supervision, crisis management, technology, and climate-related risks, training nearly 2,000 staff from financial sector authorities worldwide.

Special Projects

Crisis Simulation Exercise (CSE): Conducted a fifth cross-border CSE with Northwest African authorities and prepared for a sixth involving the EU, European banking union, and selected non-EU countries.
Fintech Repository (FinRep): Expanded to cover all 63 BIS member central bank jurisdictions, containing over 6,000 documents.
Unidroit Project on Bank Liquidation: Published the Unidroit Legislative Guide on bank liquidation and held an outreach event in Basel.
Financial Health: Published FSI Insights no. 68 with the World Bank, organized a workshop, and co-chaired a G20 meeting.
Climate Training Alliance (CTA): Added IAIS and NGFS training materials to the CTA portal.
Informal SupTech Network (ISN): Organized three webinars and published FSI Briefs no. 26 on gen AI applications in supervision.

Outreach Programme

Organized 34 events, including High-Level Meetings, Policy Implementation Meetings, conferences, and seminars, attracting 2,900 participants.
Held events on supervisory effectiveness, digital innovation, crisis management, and cryptoassets.

Capacity Development

FSI Connect: 288 authorities from 155 jurisdictions subscribed, totalling 10,620 subscriptions. Published 7 new Executive Summaries and 122k tutorials.
Modernisation of FSI Connect: Launched a new technological platform with enhanced learning experiences, mobile app, and AI tools.
Online Courses: Jointly organized courses with BIS units, IMF, IAIS, and NGFS on banking resolution, climate risks, and supervisory practices.

FSI Advisory Board

Provides strategic advice on FSI's goals, achievements, and activities.

Partner Organisations

Collaborated with 40 organizations, including central banks, supervisors, and international bodies.

Key Data

34 outreach events.
303,000 downloads of FSI publications.
10,620 FSI Connect subscriptions.
2,900 participants in outreach events.
122k FSI Connect tutorials launched.

The Financial Stability Institute (FSI) of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS)assists central banks and financial regulatory and supervisory authoritiesworldwide in strengthening their financial systems by supporting theimplementation of global regulatory standards and sound supervisory practices. In 2025, the FSI continued to deliver on this mandate through its policy work,outreach activities, capacity development and special projects. This documentprovides an overview of these activities. Index 12FSI special projects 14FSI Advisory Board FSI publications in numbers 15Annex I–List of FSI publications 5FSI publications:focus areas and examples 16Annex II–FSI eventsand online courses 7FSI focus feature:regulatory efficiency 18Annex III–FSI Connect tutorialsand Executive Summaries FSI outreach programme Annex IV–FSI partner organisations 9FSI capacity development:FSI Connect 20Annex V–Speeches by FSI Chair 10The modernisation of FSI Connect 21Annex VI–External speakingengagements by FSI staff 11FSI capacity development:online courses Highlights of 2025 The FSI continued to fulfil its core mandate of assisting supervisors around the world in improvingand strengthening their financial systems through its policy work, outreach events and capacitydevelopment activities, together with special projects. POLICY WORK FSI Connect is expanding the use of visualand multimedia formats to enrich tutorials andcomplement traditional text-based formats.Additionally, the FSI Connect app was launchedand bespoke AI tools are being leveraged toachieve efficiencies in content development. In 2025, the FSI published papers addressingtopical regulatory and supervisory issues. Theseincluded the use of supervision and regulatoryapproaches toartificialintelligence (AI)explainability, qualitative supervisory measures,stablecoins regulation, banks’ liquidity andcapital requirements, loss-absorbing capacityfor failure management, public support for bankresolution and protection gaps in reinsurancefor extreme weather events. The FSI published14 policy papers in 2025 (thesame number asin 2024). The number of downloads of FSIpublications reached 303,000 (217,000 in 2024).¹ Online courses–In line with previous years,the FSI organised five online courses in 2025.These provided training on core aspectsof banking and insurance supervision, crisismanagement, technology and climate-relatedrisks to nearly 2,000 staff from financial sectorauthorities worldwide. SPECIAL PROJECTS OUTREACH EVENTS Crisis simulation exercise (CSE)–The FSI The FSI organised 34 events in 2025 (thesamenumber as in 2024), with most in collaborationwith regional partners and standard-settingbodies. These events attracted a total of 2,900participants. Beyond its regular events, the 2025outreach programme included a meeting onsupervisory effectiveness co-organised with theBasel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS),a workshop on cryptoassets in partnership withthe Financial Stability Board (FSB), the 20thFSI-IOSCO (International Organization of SecuritiesCommissions) Conference on banking andsecurities trading issues, the 4th BIS-InternationalMonetary Fund (IMF) symposium on capacitydevelopment and the BIS-International Associationof Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) - NationalFinancial Reporting Authority (NFRA) high levelinternational seminar on insurance supervision. delivered a fifth cross-border CSE with financialauthorities from countries in Northwest Africa.Additionally, preparations are under way for a sixthexercise, which will involve authorities from theEuropean Union (EU) and European banking unionas well as from selected countries outside the EU. Fintech Repository (FinRep)–FinRep isan online tool that centralises fintech-related regulatory and policy material, amountingto over 6,000 documents. Its scope has beenexpanded to cover all 63 jurisdictions whereBIS member central banks are located. Unidroit project on bank liquidation–Thisproject culminated in 2025 with the adoptionand publication of the Unidroit Legislative Guideon bank liquidation. The FSI supported theproject from its inception by providing technicalexpertise and organisational assistance. Followingadoption of the guide, an outreach event tookplace in Basel to discuss implementation of bankliquidation frameworks and tools. CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT FSI Connect–The FSI continued its modernisationefforts to ensure that FSI Connect remainseffective and aligned with emerging e-learningtrends and evolving user preferences. To maketechnical content more accessible and engaging, FSI publications in numbers FSI publicationsare targeted at global financial sector authorities, central banksand policymakers and aim to contribute to policy discussions and formulationon topical financial regulatory and supervisory issues. FSI Briefsare shortnotes on regulatoryand supervisorysubjects of topicalinterest and aretechnical in character. FSI Insights on policyimplementationfocuson p

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