EBA report on qualifying securitisation.pdf
EBA report on qualifying securitisation
EBA report on qualifying securitisation
EBA-Op-2015-14 Opinion on qualifying securitisation
The EBA published today its final draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) setting out the general criteria against which valuers should be assessed to determine whether they comply with the legal requirement of independence for the purposes of performing valuation tasks under the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD). These RTS are part of the EBA's work to ensure the effectiveness of the resolution regime established by EU legislation.
Following the public hearing held on June 26, the EBA published the full text of its advice to the European Commission on a framework for qualifying securitisation. The EBA advice had been disclosed last week during the public hearing, so that concerned stakeholders could receive advance information on the EBA’s proposed criteria for defining simple standard and transparent securitisation transactions.
Opening remarks, Andrea Enria, EBA proportionality workshop -3 July 2015
Session 3.2 Governance - Prof Lutgart van Den Berghe
Session 1. Proportionality vs simplicity - Prof Eilis Ferran
Session 3.3 Size systemicness & business models - Erich Loeper
Session 2. Workstreams on proportionality & simplicity - Uldis Cerps
Session 1. Proportionality vs simplicity - Joerg Ortgies
Session 3.2 Governance - German Espinosa
Session 3.1 Bank recovery & resolution - Andrew Gracie
Session 4. Demonstrating the case - Volker Heegemann
Session 4. Demonstrating the case - Prof Giovanni Ferri
Session 2. Workstreams on proportionality & simplicity - Prof Nina Dietz Legind
Session 3.1 Bank recovery & resolution - Emanuele Spina
Session 4. Demonstrating the case - Dr Christian Burmester
Opening remarks, Andrea Enria, EBA proportionality workshop -3 July 2015
RTS on independent valuers (EBA-RTS-2015-07)