- The SRB is extending the deadline for the minimum bail-in data template (MBDT) public consultation to 15 May 2024, offering stakeholders additional time to contribute and provide feedback
On 13 March 2024, the SRB launched a public consultation on the minimum bail-in data template (MBDT).
In response to industry requests and to encourage broader engagement, the deadline for submitting comments in the ongoing public consultation has been extended on an exceptional basis. The extension aims to facilitate the widest possible participation from interested stakeholders.
The deadline is now extended to 15 May 2024, close of business.
For further information and to submit comments, please visit the consultation page.
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