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The SRB premises are open in line with the Belgian government's guidelines for social distancing and hygiene measures. Staff members are combining work in the office and teleworking on a weekly shift basis. No external visitors or meetings will be held in...
The economic shock of the Covid-19 outbreak has put the financial industry again in the spotlight – this time as vital players in mitigating the effects of the crisis, supported by national and European authorities. While the European banking sector...
Registration for the 2020 SRB Conference are open. Catch up with the agenda and speakers and register now.
The COVID-19 outbreak has left us in uncharted waters, with the ultimate effects on the global economy and the banking industry still unknown. However, the resolution framework put in place after the financial crisis means we have a steadier hand on the...
In this blog, I would like to provide additional clarity on the SRB’s approach to minimum requirements for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL), taking the impact of the COVID-19 crisis into account.
First of all, the banking industry has made...
With this blog post, I will explain the SRB’s approach to the uncertainty and disruption caused to the Euro Area economy by the COVID-19 outbreak.
The world is facing an extraordinary challenge. The pandemic is having a severe effect on people’s health...
Letter from SRB Chair Elke König to banks under the SRB's remit, outlining potential operational relief measures related to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Following European Commission and Belgian government decisions, SRB staff is teleworking as from Monday, March 16 until further notice. The SRB continues to monitor the situation and remains fully operational. Staff remain contactable via email or phone.
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At the height of the financial crisis, a survey showed that most young adults would rather go to the dentist than listen to a banker. That’s a painful finding on various levels. Arguably the financial sector lost the trust of the general public during the...
Welcome to our new blogging series!
Look out for our next SRB Insights in 2020, we will invite authors from other EU institutions but also from the industry and academia to blog on our latest online platform. Different voices, different opinions, all...
On 10 October 2019, the Single Resolution Board (SRB) held its fourth annual conference. In contrast to previous years’ events, which focused on policy development and definition of resolvability mechanisms, this year’s discussions tackled topics related...
The SRB has set up a dedicated solution for raising questions on the Resolution Reporting.
The Q&A process aims at providing support to National Resolution Authorities and institutions subject to the resolution reporting requirements.
Details on how to...
As communicated during the SRB Industry dialogue on June 18th 2019, the SRB has today launched the process for the 2020 data collection cycle for Resolution Reporting. The details of the scope, content and deadlines for resolution reporting to the SRB are...
The Single Resolution Board and the European Commission have signed a Memorandum of Understanding in order to further strengthen their cooperation. The two authorities share the objectives of ensuring the orderly resolution of failing banks while...
SRB Update on the Banco Popular Español Right To Be Heard Process
In light of the questions received by the SRB via e-mail in relation to Valuation 3 and the ‘right to be heard’ process, the SRB would like to inform you that it is currently assessing the...
The Single Resolution Board (SRB) has published its Introduction to Resolution Planning. This publication describes the Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM) and its work on resolution planning.
A resolution plan comprises a comprehensive description of a...
The SRB has the mandate to ensure resolvability of all the banks under its remit. The SRB expects all banks active in the Banking Union to meet a specific set of resolvability conditions. This position paper, published in November 2018, focuses on six...
The Single Resolution Board (SRB), together with the Banking Union national resolution authorities (NRAs) publishes its 2018 policy statement on the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL), which serves as a basis for setting...
The Common Backstop to the Single Resolution Fund was agreed in principle by Member States in 2013 and will enhance the credibility of the resolution framework in the Banking Union. The ESM was agreed as the provider of the Common Backstop by the Euro...
The Single Resolution Board has held its first Press Conference at its future premises in Brussels on 21 January 2016.
The morning unfolded as follows:
• Introduction speech by the Chair of the SRB, Ms Elke König, outlining our 2016 working priorities...
The Delegation of the European Union to the United States spoke with Elke König, Chair of the Single Resolution Board, on the EU's Single Resolution Mechanism that prevents bank failures from affecting the entire EU economy and...
On 19 June 2019, the SRB’s Appeal Panel rendered decisions in cases 44 to 54/17, 56/17 and 1 and 7/18. The cases relate to requests for access to documents in the aftermath of the resolution of Banco Popular Español, pursuant to Article 90(1) SRMR and...
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The SRB has cooperated closely with the EBA with regard to the reporting on resolution as of 2019, in particular for the Liability Data Report (LDR). Version 2.8 of the reporting framework as published by EBA also contains the minimum framework...
For the 2018 Liability Data Reporting process, the SRB has finalised the following documents which were published in their draft version on October 31st 2017 on the LDR section of the SRB website:
- Liability Data report Q&A – this document reflects both...