Group 1 - The Financial Stability Board (FSB) has added Zurich Insurance, Swiss Re, and Swiss Life to its list of insurers required to prepare resolution plans in case of insolvency, increasing the total from 13 to 17 insurers [1] - The aim of these resolution plans is to better equip companies and regulators to manage potential emergencies or collapses, following the advocacy for such plans after the 2007-09 financial crisis [2] - The insurance sector initially opposed the move, arguing that the risk of contagion is lower for insurers compared to banks [3] Group 2 - The FSB set its work programme for 2026 during a plenary session in Saudi Arabia, ahead of the G20 leaders' meeting, with the US chairing the G20 next year [4] - The plenary reviewed recent regulatory changes in major economies and identified the rapid growth and complexity of private credit markets as a priority for 2025 [5] - Ongoing monitoring of crypto-assets and stablecoins was called for by the FSB, highlighting concerns regarding risks and regulatory challenges for multi-jurisdiction issuers [6]