What type of bank is Barclays considered by the Financial Stability Board?
Systemically important bank
Retail bank
Investment bank
Regional bank
Answer
The Financial Stability Board considers Barclays a systemically important bank. This means that it is a bank whose failure could trigger a financial crisis due to its size, complexity, and interconnectedness with other financial institutions.
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