Iosco draws systemic risk roadmap for securities regulators
International Organisation of Securities Commissions sets out ways in which securities authorities can help control systemic risk
The International Organisation of Securities Commissions (Iosco), an international group of securities and futures regulators, on Friday outlined ways in which securities regulators could quash the build-up of systemic risk.
Iosco said securities regulators in future should either have or feed towards a regulatory process to control systemic risk, calling for more internal resources to be allocated to this. Securities regulators should also have or contribute to regular reviews of regulatory
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