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The Single Resolution Board has today published its Annual Report for 2024, the first reporting on the implementation of the new SRM Vision 2028 strategy and, in particular, the work to test banks’ resolvability and operationalise resolution strategies...

The SRB welcomes the political agreement reached between the European Parliament and EU Member States on the Crisis Management and Deposit Insurance (CMDI) reform. This important reform has the potential to enhance the current framework by providing more...

• SRB Chair Dominique Laboureix and Latvijas Banka's Governor Mārtiņš Kazāks mark 10 years of banking resolution and financial stability in Europe
• Latvijas Banka hosts Single Resolution Mechanism Plenary Session in Riga

The SRB Chair and Latvijas Banka's...

The SRB today publishes its MREL dashboard for Q4.2024, which shows that banks continue to meet their MREL targets. 

The MREL dashboard tracks the evolution of these targets and shortfalls for resolution (external MREL) and non-resolution (internal MREL)...

The Single Resolution Board (SRB) will simulate the collapse of a major bank in the coming days to test crisis management systems. This exercise, conducted with American and British partners, aims to strengthen authorities’ responsiveness.

The catastrophic...

This note is aimed at reporting to the Eurogroup of May 2025 on: 

• 1. ex-ante capacity building by the banks
• 2. operationalisation of those capabilities
• 3. a complete and flexible crisis management toolkit
• 4. seamless international cooperation.

This Eurogroup...

The minimum requirements for own funds and eligible liabilities, or MREL, is a critical tool for ensuring resolvability at bank level and financial stability at global level, and is intimately linked to the ins-and-outs of the EU resolution framework. 

In...

• Valuations are a critical component of successful bank resolution, forming the basis for resolution authorities’ decisions in crisis cases
• The consultation will run for three months from today

The SRB opens today a consultation on its Expectations on...

The Single Resolution Board (SRB) has published a public call for expressions of interest for the appointment of five new members to the SRB's Appeal Panel.

The terms of office for the current members of the Appeal Panel are set to expire at the end of...

• Miguel Carcaño Saenz De Cenzano to become new SRB Vice-Chair 

• Slavka Eley and Radek Urban to join SRB as new Board Members 

The Single Resolution Board (SRB) is pleased to announce the appointment of Miguel Carcaño Saenz De Cenzano as Vice-Chair and Slavka...

Europe’s drive to simplify and streamline financial regulation is making top supervisors nervous about the risk of key safeguards being watered down.  Two of the EU’s most senior financial supervisors told the Financial Times they were determined to avoid...

On 24 April 2025, from 10:00 to 12:00, the Single Resolution Board (SRB) invites you to a technical meeting focused on resolvability testing for banks. The meeting will be held via WebEx. No prior registration is necessary.

• More information on the dedicate...

• The consultation emphasises the importance of banks regularly testing their capabilities to handle a resolution action in case of crisis
• The consultation runs from 17 March 2025 to 5 May 2025

The SRB has today opened a consultation on its Operational...

The Financial Stability Board (FSB) has today appointed SRB Chair Dominique Laboureix as chair of the Resolution Steering Group (ReSG). 

The ReSG is the primary global forum for the development of global standards and guidance for resolution regimes and...

The SRB publishes today its MREL dashboard for Q3.2024, which shows that banks continue to meet their MREL targets. 

The MREL dashboard tracks the evolution of these targets and shortfalls for resolution (external MREL) and non-resolution (internal MREL)...

The SRB aims to achieve greater financial stability for every euro invested in resolution planning – a benefit that will be shared by both banks and the public.

The Single Resolution Board has today announced that the Single Resolution Fund’s target level remains reached at the end of 2024. “As a result, and unless circumstances change, banks will not need to contribute to the Single Resolution Fund for the...