FSB unveils its 2026 Work Programme, focusing on AI, digital innovation, cross-border payments, and operational resilience to tackle emerging FC risks and bolster global financial stability

Key priorities with relevance to financial crime include assessing vulnerabilities in markets and nonbank financial intermediation, monitoring cross‑border payments, and examining digital innovation and AI, all of which intersect with AML/CFT and fraud risks. The programme also emphasises operational resilience, crisis preparedness, and implementation of reforms, alongside public-private collaboration and regulatory modernisation, supporting more effective detection, prevention, and oversight of illicit financial activity globally…