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CEBS consultation paper on a common European framework for supervisory disclosure

Italian banking system Position Paper in response to CEBS consultation paper: CP10 Revised “Guidelines on the implementation, validation and assessment of Advanced Measurement (AMA) and Internal Ratings Based (IRB) Approaches

EAPB comments on the amendments of CEBS amendments of CEBS Guidelines on Financial Reporting (CP06 rev)

CEBS Consultation Paper on Amendments to Guidelines on Common Reporting

IWCFC and CEBS advice to the EU Commission on whether the supervisory arrangements of relevant US supervisors are likely to achieve the objectives of consolidated and supplementary supervision as set out in Directives 2002/87/EC, 2006/48/EC AND 2002/49/EC

EBF response to the IWCFC recommendations to address the consequences of the differences in sectoral rules on the calculation of own funds of financial conglomerates

COMMITTEE OF EUROPEAN BANKING SUPERVISORS - Response of the French Association of Investment firms (AFEI)

FINREP - Comment of the Belgian Bankers' and Stockbroking Firms' Association

CEBS Consultation on the framework for Supervisory Disclosure (CP05)

Annex to the Report on Industry Practices for Large Exposures - National summary reports

OPINION ON THE CONSULTATION PAPER ON AMENDMENTS TO THE GUIDELINES ON COMMON REPORTING (COREP)

CECA response to CEBS Consultation paper (CP17): Draft proposal for a common EU definition of Tier 1 hybrids

Reference Response consultation document ‘Guidelines for co­operation between consolidating supervisors and host supervisors’

Consultation Paper on the establishment of a mediation mechanism between banking supervisors

Consultation paper on CEBS’s technical advice to the European Commission on options and national discretions

ESBG Response to: CEBS Consultation Paper (CP16) on the Second Part of its Advice to the European Commission on Large Exposures

EAPB comments on CP 10

DETAIL RESPONSE TO CEBS DRAFT PROPOSAL FOR A COMMON DEFINITION OF TIER 1 HYBRIDS

CP 11 – Technical aspects of the management of interest rate risk arising from non-trading activities and concentration risk under the Supervisory Review Process

Commodities Risk Assessment