EBA Opinion on CRR Third Country Equivalence of NZ and Turkey (EBA-Op-2015-21).pdf
EBA Opinion on CRR Third Country Equivalence of NZ and Turkey (EBA-Op-2015-21)
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Annex to EBA Opinion on equivalence of Turkey and New Zealand.pdf
Annex to EBA Opinion on equivalence of Turkey and New Zealand
EBA DC 174 (Decision on adopting Rules of Procedures for Investigation of Breach of Union Law).pdf
EBA DC 174 (Decision on adopting Rules of Procedures for Investigation of Breach of Union Law)
EBA-Rec-2017-01 Recommendation amending EBA-Rec-2015-02.pdf
EBA-Rec-2017-01 Recommendation amending EBA-Rec-2015-02
Recommendation amending EBA/Rec/2015/02 on the equivalence of confidentiality regimes
Recommendation amending EBA/Rec/2015/02 on the equivalence of confidentiality regimes
With this Recommendation, several additional non-EU supervisory authorities were added to the list of non-EU or third country supervisory authorities whose confidentiality regimes can be regarded as equivalent. The EBA Recommendation is designed as a guide for EU authorities in their assessment of the equivalence of confidentiality regimes of third country supervisory authorities to facilitate their participation in supervisory colleges overseeing international banks.
Paper - Session 5.Thomas Kick.pdf
Paper - Session 5.Thomas Kick
Paper - Session 2. Lea Zicchino Emanuele De Meo Annalisa De Nicola.pdf
Paper - Session 2. Lea Zicchino Emanuele De Meo Annalisa De Nicola
Slides - Session 4. Ingrid Stein (Deutsche Bundesbank).pdf
Slides - Session 4. Ingrid Stein (Deutsche Bundesbank)
Slides - Discussant - Michiel Van Leuvensteijn.ppt
Slides - Discussant - Michiel Van Leuvensteijn
Paper - Session 4. Ingrid Stein (Deutsche Bundesbank).pdf
Paper - Session 4. Ingrid Stein (Deutsche Bundesbank)
Consultation on ITS amending Implementing Regulation (EU) No 680/2014 with regard to operational risk and sovereign exposures
Regulatory Technical Standards on risk mitigation techniques for OTC derivatives not cleared by a central counterparty (CCP)
Slides - Discussant - Valerie De Bruyckere EBA.pdf
Slides - Discussant - Valerie De Bruyckere EBA
Paper - Session 1 Akos Aczel (Central Bank of Hungary).pdf
Central Bank of Hungary research paper estimating demand in the Hungarian mortgage loan market using a conditional logit model on credit registry data, analyzing consumer choices, interest rate sensitivity, and constraints shaping borrowing decisions.
Slides - Session 1 Akos Aczel (Central Bank of Hungary).pdf
EBA Policy Research Workshop presentation by the National Bank of Hungary analysing Hungarian mortgage loan demand using a discrete choice framework, covering methodology, results, and policy implications.
Slides - Discussant - Oivind A. Nilsen (Norwegian School of Economics).pdf
EBA workshop presentation analysing the impact of the Federal Reserve's 2015 interest rate hike on consumer credit markets and online lending, using high-frequency data to assess macroeconomic shock effects.
Paper - Session 2- Oivind A. Nilsen (Norwegian School of Economics).pdf
Study by Norwegian School of Economics analysing the U-shaped relationship between banking competition and risk, using Norwegian bank data to show how concentration and interest margins influence non-performing loan rates and financial stability.
Slides - Session 2 - Nicola Gabarino.pdf
EBA Research Workshop presentation analysing mortgage risk specialisation under Basel II, focusing on residential mortgage market risks, capital requirement heterogeneity, and post-crisis regulatory impacts.
Slides - Session 3 - Discussant - Nicola Gabarino.pdf
EBA Research Workshop presentation by Bank of England’s Nicola Garbarino analysing EU banks’ interconnectedness with shadow banking entities using new EU-wide exposure data to assess systemic risks.