There is growing discussion in various international fora about the need to co-ordinate different financial regulatory measures, not only among different jurisdictions, but also between the measures themselves and other economic policies, in order to avoid unintended threats to sustainable economic growth. This paper seeks to promote discussions about the possible impacts of insufficient regulatory and economic policy co-ordination throughout the reform process, and to encourage the OECD to, at a minimum, raise awareness of this risk and encourage greater independent analysis of such impacts.