Yasushi SHIINA is a member of Secretariat at the Financial Stability Board (FSB) since August 2010. He has been supporting the work on shadow banking and implementation monitoring of G20/FSB recommendations at the FSB. Prior to joining the FSB Secretariat, he was director for international banking regulations at the Financial Services Agency of Japan (JFSA) and was the JFSA's representative on key Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) working groups. He has also chaired BCBS work on ratings and securitisation as well as pillar 3 (public disclosure). At the JFSA, he has also been involved in the implementation of Basel II and served as a JFSA representative on the Senior Supervisors Group. Before joining the JFSA in 2002, he was involved in the Market Risk Amendment of the Basel Accord at the Bank of Japan and worked as a consultant at the Boston Consulting Group. Mr. Shiina received degrees from the London School of Economics and from Keio University in Tokyo. He also received Master of Law from Keio University, M.B.A from INSEAD and MSc. in finance from London Business School.