FSB seeks feedback on reforms’ impact on SME finance

Roundtable participants note considerable differences in how SMEs are treated across jurisdictions

The Bank for International Settlements, Basel
Photo: Ulrich Roth

The Financial Stability Board is seeking feedback as it prepares to report to the G20 on how post-crisis reforms have impacted small and medium-sized enterprises.

On February 25, the FSB published an outline of a roundtable discussion held in late 2019, setting out a wide range of issues on the question of adequately assessing how reforms have affected SMEs. It invited interested parties to submit feedback ahead of a report to the G20 over the summer.

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