In other economies, the risks of money laundering and fraud are perceived to be more urgent. The fourth and final guiding principle, is that the FSB leverages on this diversity of its membership. There lies tremendous strength in that diversity.
FSB members not only come from different kinds of economies, but they are also represented by different kinds of authorities: ministries of finance, central banks, and securities and market authorities. 2/6  BIS - Central bankers' speeches  Our members also include global standard-setting bodies and international organisations. Many of those members carry out and publish financial stability assessments.