The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) is developing a new five year plan, and it is looking for input on its past performance and future objectives.
The group of global securities regulators said Wednesday it is currently undergoing a review in order to help it develop a strategic plan for the next five years (from 2015 to 2020).
As part of that review, IOSCO is seeking to define the outcomes it should be trying to achieve by 2020; to develop a strategic plan to achieve those outcomes; and, to determine funding and resourcing needs for the IOSCO secretariat to implement that plan, along with a financing plan to meet those needs.
IOSCO reports that it has already sought the views of its members on these issues, and it’s now surveying other “key stakeholders” for their views.
In particular, it’s looking for feedback on IOSCO’s performance on its previous strategic plan (for 2010 to 2015); their level of engagement with IOSCO; and, input on the key challenges that will impact markets and the securities industry over the next five years, and the potential role of IOSCO in addressing these issues.
The survey is being conducted through an online questionnaire until June 27.