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Regulatory Technical Standards on the exemption from the residual risk add-on own funds requirements for certain type of hedges
ESAs recommend steps to enhance the monitoring of BigTechs’ financial services activities
The European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, EIOPA and ESMA – the ESAs) today published a Report setting out the results of a stocktake of BigTech direct financial services provision in the EU. The Report identifies the types of financial services currently carried out by BigTechs in the EU pursuant to EU licences and highlights inherent opportunities, risks, regulatory and supervisory challenges. The ESAs will continue to strengthen the monitoring of the relevance of BigTech in the EU financial services sector, including via the establishment of a new monitoring matrix.
Joint ESAs Report on 2023 stocktaking of BigTech direct financial services provision
Public hearing: Guidelines on internal policies, procedures and controls to ensure the implementation of Union and national restrictive measures
8 FEBRUARY 2024, 10:00-12:00 CET (VIRTUAL EVENT)
AT Helmut Ettl DoI
Seminar on the Dec-23 mandatory Basel III monitoring exercise intended to competent authorities and participating banks
MONDAY 5 AND TUESDAY 6 FEBRUARY 2024 (VIRTUAL EVENT)
Presentation - MiCAR prudential package (liquidity)
Presentation - MiCAR prudential package (own funds and recovery plans)
Single Programming Document 2025-2027 (initial)
Presentation - Draft RTS on the approval of white papers of ARTs issued by credit institutions
Public hearing - MiCAR Prudential Package
Document JM Campa keynote speech at 8th annual FinTech and Regulation Conference_Afore consulting
Digital finance: Confidence and resilience as a foundation for wellfunctioning financial markets
Draft ITS on Register of Information (illustrative excel)
Industry survey on the classification of exposures to ESG risks
The EBA seeks inputs from credit institutions on the classification methodologies for exposures to ESG risks
The European Banking Authority (EBA) today launched an industry survey to receive input from credit institutions on their methodologies to classify exposures to environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks, as well as on the accessibility and availability of ESG data for this purpose. The objective of the survey is to collect qualitative information on credit institutions’ current practices to inform the EBA’s work on the feasibility of introducing a standardised methodology to identify and qualify exposures to ESG risks. The deadline to respond to the industry survey is 29 March 2024.