1. In addressing the causes and necessary responses to the global financial crisis, the leaders of the G-20 have pledged their commitment to (i) restore confidence and growth, (ii) repair the financial system, (iii) strengthen financial regulation, (iv) fund and reform international financial institution, (v) reject protectionism and promote global trade and investment, and (vi) build an inclusive, green and sustainable recovery. Group of Twenty (G-20) (2008) Declaration: Summit on Financial Markets and the World Economy. Washington DC, 14–15 November; G-20 (2009) Leaders Statement: The Global Plan for Recovery and Reform. London, UK, 2 April; G-20 (2009) Leaders’ Statement: The Pittsburgh Summit. Pittsburgh, US, 24–25 September.
2. G-20. (2010) The G-20 Toronto Summit Declaration. Toronto, Canada, 25–27 June.
3. For a summary, see Financial Stability Board (FSB). (2010) Framework for Strengthening Adherence to International Standards. Basel, January; FSB (2010) Thematic Review on Compensation: Peer Review Report. Basel, March.
4. FSB. (2010) Overview of Progress in the Implementation of the G20 Recommendations for Strengthening Financial Stability: Report of the Financial Stability Board to G-20 Leaders. Basel, June.
5. FSB. (2010) Progress since the St. Andrews Meeting in Implementing the G20 Recommendations for Strengthening Financial Stability: Report of the Financial Stability Board to G-20 Finance Ministers and Governors. Basel, April.