In an ongoing evaluation project, the FSB members assess whether the reforms addressing the too-big-to-fail issue are reducing the systemic and moral hazard risks associated with systemically important banks. The evaluation projects benefit from academic support through dedicated academic advisors; input from stakeholders is actively sought through public consultations.
Hence, you are all invited to engage! [13] What are the key lessons that we can take away from these examples of evidence-based policy? What are the elements of a good evaluation process? Institutional knowledge and methodological diversity are the basis for good policy evaluations. Sound, evidence-based policy making needs to be based on a range of studies and methods.