The line followed by the FSF is that financial intermediaries in the future will need to have more capital and less debt, be more transparent and be subject to more effective rules.
Several  2  BIS Review 126/2008  important actions are being undertaken at the international and national level – largely following the FSF’s proposals – to reinforce capital requirements and the management of credit and liquidity risk, to improve disclosure policies, valuation practices, accounting standards and the role of rating agencies, and others.