Newsletter March 2013: Reforms not hitting long-term growth, says FSB

MOSCOW – There is little evidence to suggest that global financial regulatory reforms have had a significant impact so far on the financing of long-term investment, although on-going monitoring is needed, finance ministers and central bank governors were told at their mid-February Group of 20 meeting. This conclusion was presented to the Group, representing the largest economies, at their Moscow gathering by the Financial Stability Board (FSB), which is coordinating the post-crisis global regulatory reforms.