LONDON – The Financial Stability Board (FSB) is targeting the completion of its new capital buffer concept for the end of 2014, in a bid to tackle multiple challenges facing the post-crisis regulatory regime. Speaking at a press conference after an FSB plenary meeting in London in March, FSB chairman Mark Carney repeatedly referred to the importance of the group’s gone-concern loss-absorbing capital (GLAC) initiative.

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