To do this, the Leaders created the Financial Stability Board (FSB), and gave it four core tasks: •  make banks safer;  •  end “too big to fail”;  •  mitigate bank-like risks in the shadow banking sector; and  •  ensure continuously functioning core financial markets. Since the London Summit, a great deal has been accomplished.
In Bahrain we saw the total assets of the Islamic banks jump from $ billion in the year 2000 to $ billion by the end of the decade. The market share of Islamic banks increased from 1.8% of total banking assets to over 11% in June 2009.