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Consultation on Regulatory Technical Standards on resolution colleges
EBA defines requirements for business reorganisation plans
The European Banking Authority (EBA) launched a public consultation on its draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) on the content of “Business Reorganisation Plans and Progress Reports” and Guidelines on the assessment of these plans. The RTS and the Guidelines have been developed within the framework established by the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD) which sets procedures for the recovery and resolution of credit institutions, investment firms and related entities across the EU. The consultation runs until 9 June 2015.
EBA-CP-2015-05 (CP on RTS and GL on Business reorganisation plan).pdf
EBA-CP-2015-05 (CP on RTS and GL on Business reorganisation plan)
EBA-Op-2015-05 Technical Advice on critical functions and core business .pdf
EBA-Op-2015-05 Technical advice on the delegated acts on critical functions and core business lines
EBA-Op-2015-07 Tehcnical Advice on exclusion from the bail-in tool.pdf
EBA-Op-2015-07 Technical advice on the delegated acts on the circumstances when exclusions from the bail-in tool are necessary
EBA-CP-2015-04 (CP on Detailed records of financial contracts).pdf
EBA-CP-2015-04 (CP on Detailed records of financial contracts)
EBA-Op-2015-06 Technical Advice on deferral of ex post contributions.pdf
EBA-Op-2015-06 Technical advice on delegated acts on the deferral of extraordinary ex-post contributions to financial arrangements
EBA Report - CFs and CBLs benchmarking.pdf
Report on Recovery Planning -Comparative report on the approach to determining critical functions and core business lines in recovery plans
EBA consults on records of financial contracts
The European Banking Authority (EBA) launched today a public consultation on draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) on detailed records of financial contracts of institutions or relevant entities. These RTS have been developed within the framework established by the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD) which sets procedures for the recovery and resolution of credit institutions, investment firms and related entities across the EU Single Market. These standards aim to guarantee appropriate convergence in record keeping across the EU, whilst also ensuring that differences in institutions or relevant entities are taken into account. This consultation runs until 6 June 2015.
EBA acknowledges notification from Austrian Financial Market Authority
The EBA acknowledges notification from the Austrian Financial Market Authority (Finanzmarktaufsicht, FMA) with respect to its decision on Heta Asset Resolution AG.
Letter from Austrian Financial Market Authority.pdf
Letter from Austrian Financial Market Authority
Decision_FMA_German_Heta_Asset_Resolution.pdf
Decision from FMA on Heta Asset Resolution AG