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This note is aimed at reporting to the Eurogroup of May 2026 on:

  1. Resolvability update and operational crisis readiness
  2. Resilience as a key ingredient for competitiveness 
  3. Emerging risks 
  4. Conclusions

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This Eurogroup reporting note provides an update on the resolvability of banks under the SRB’s remit and the work the Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM) is carrying out to improve operational readiness of its resolution authorities. The note analyses the current debate on competitiveness from a crisis management standpoint and touches upon operational resilience and new risks.

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