G20 warns of financial volatility risk as central banks diverge

WASHINGTON, April 17 (Reuters) - The Group of 20 leading economies was set on Friday to warn of a heightened risk of financial volatility as the monetary policies of major central banks begin to go their separate ways.

Has the G-20 Lost Its Way?

The Group of 20 leading economies was one of the main ways officials responded to the financial crisis that tipped the global economy into recession in 2008.

Canada's Carney says more work needed to rebuild trust in banks

LONDON, Ontario (Reuters) - Banks and regulators must do much more to rebuild the trust in the financial system that was shattered in the recent crisis, Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney, head of the G20's Financial Stability Board, said on Monday.

Global regulators plan margin rules soon for uncleared derivatives

(Reuters) - Global regulators said on Wednesday they will issue proposals in coming weeks on rules to encourage banks to put derivative trades through a central clearing house, but they won't be ready for the G20 summit in June.

World economy still on life support

(Financial Times) -- The world economy "remains on life support" from central banks and has deteriorated since last autumn, the latest Brookings Institution-Financial Times tracking index shows, despite some recent signs of stabilisation.