THE FINANCIAL STABILITY BOARD AS THE FOUR PIER OF THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM

Abstract

The paper considers the circumstances and conditions for establishing the Financial Stability Board (FSB) as the successor of the Financial Stability Forum, the basic principles, the scope of the Board’s activities, particularly aligned with global financial institutions, and the prospects for the subsequent institutionalization of the FSB in accordance with resolution of the Group of Twenty (G-20) at the St. Petersburg Summit in 2013. The areas of interaction between the FSB and the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, the Bank for International Settlements and international standard-setting organizations in the field of finance are analyzed.. The content and outlines of the regulatory reform to be implemented by the FSB are highlighted. The Board’s institutionalization prospects, possible consequences of this process and emerging pending problems concerning development of international financial relations between different groups of countries.are discussed in general terms. An attempt is made to create an integrated picture of reforming the system of international financial relations management implemented within the framework of combating the financial and economic crisis, development of theoretical and applied problems in the regulation of international financial markets, harmonization of financial policies and coordination of national and supranational financial and economic institutions.