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As the SRB enters phase two of its existence, SRB Chair Dominique Laboureix shares his reasons for launching a strategic review of how the SRB works, which will feed into a new plan for Europe’s central, independent resolution authority.
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Our third episode features former SRB Chair Elke König who reflects on her eight-year term at the SRB, the challenges of setting up an organisation from scratch and what she is most proud of.
It is now a decade since the Liikanen Report was published. While the proposal for structural reform in the banking sector was not implemented in the EU, many of the ideas brought forward by the high-level expert group can be found in other regulatory...
Euro area banks have emerged from the pandemic largely unscathed, mainly due to the unprecedented support from governments, central banks, regulators and supervisors. Bank capital in the form of Common Equity Tier 1 even increased throughout the pandemic...
Welcome back to the SRB Podcast! Our second episode features SRB Board Member Sebastiano Laviola on the SRB's Public Interest Assessment and his personal take on it in just five questions.
The views expressed are those of the speakers and not the Single...
Each year, we collect contributions to build up the Single Resolution Fund (SRF), an emergency crisis fund that supports bank resolution. Around 3,000 banks and other financial institutions, across the 21 EU countries that make up the Banking Union, will...
The SRB is continuously enhancing its approach to the public interest assessment (PIA). This is the main policy tool used to assess whether a failing bank should be resolved in the public interest, or whether it can be liquidated under normal insolvency...
Welcome to the new SRB podcast, where we explore different aspects of bank resolution in just five questions.
The first episode features an introduction to the Single Resolution Board and why it was created, and our first 'SRB in 5' section interviews...