Topic: European Central Bank

BaFin president Mark Branson has called for greater urgency in the implementation of regulatory reforms – including Basel III implementation and revisions to the risk-weighting of sovereign bonds – ahead of the next crisis.

22 November 2022

The European Central Bank is reviewing its supervisory review and evaluation process, appointing a review panel including senior regulatory officials from Japan, Canada, the US, Ireland and the Financial Stability Institute.

05 September 2022

A majority of supervised EU banks have not addressed climate risk sufficiently in their long term risk management strategies, the European Central Bank has said following its annual climate risk stress test.

13 July 2022

After a two-year legislative process, the European Union has finally piloted an “out of character” EU-wide sandbox that will grant some crypto firms “momentous” regulatory exemptions.

08 June 2022

French bank Société Générale will sell its banking activities in Russia back to Interros, a holding company controlled by Russian billionaire Vladimir Potanin, the latest in a stream of international banks to exit the country.

14 April 2022

The European Central Bank has finalised its rules on how regulators should exercise the more than 100 supervisory options and discretions granted them under the CRR II-CRD V legislative package.

30 March 2022

Cyprus-based RCB, until recently part-owned by Russia’s VTB, is planning to wind down its operations, the first European bank with Russian links to make the voluntary move since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

24 March 2022

Frank Elderson, vice-chair of the ECB supervisory board, has criticised banks for “issuing a great volume of information” around green topics to compensate for the “poor quality” of their climate-related and environmental disclosures.

17 March 2022

The European Central Bank has warned Sberbank Europe is “failing or likely to fail”, following deposit outflows prompted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

01 March 2022

The European Court of Justice has dismissed appeals from two former Banco Popular bondholders, who queried the EU resolution authority’s decision not to order a final independent valuation of the Spanish lender before its resolution in 2017.

19 January 2022