Regulatory

ECB published its ‘Guide on the notification of significant risk transfer and implicit support for securitisations’

Third country branches in the European Union need to adapt their business to new CRD6 requirements

Welcome to Part 6 of PwC’s “Securitisation Unlocked” video series. In Part 6, Martin Neisen and Melanie Schlünder explore securitisation from the viewpoint of insurance companies, shifting focus from the traditional banking perspective.

Welcome to Part 5 of PwC’s “Securitisation Unlocked” video series. In Part 5, Martin Neisen, Gabriele Guggiola and Christoph Himmelmann dive the pressing topic of Non performing exposure (NPE) management.

Welcome to Part 4 of PwC’s “Securitisation Unlocked” video series. In Part 4, Martin Neisen, Gabriele Guggiola and Christoph Himmelmann dive into the complexities of SRT (Significant Risk Transfer) Securitisation.

Welcome to Part 3 of PwC’s “Securitisation Unlocked” video series. In Part 3, Martin Neisen and Christoph Himmelmann examine the effects of CRR 3 regulations and securitisation on banks’ risk-weighted assets (RWA), with a particular focus on the output floor effect and its implementation timeline.

Welcome to Part 2 of PwC’s “Securitisation Unlocked” video series. In Part 2, Martin Neisen and Christoph Himmelmann provide an overview of the new EU regulations governing the calculation of Risk-Weighted Assets (RWA) for securitisation.

Welcome to PwC’s “Securitisation Unlocked” video series. In Part 1, Martin Neisen and Christoph Himmelmann discuss why securitisation is becoming increasingly significant for the European banking market.

Under CRR 3, the European Banking Authority (EBA) was mandated to draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) related to off-balance sheet items under the standardised approach for credit risk (SA-CR).

Der vorliegende finale RTS hat das Ziel, ein praxisorientiertes und proportionales Regelwerk zu schaffen, das mit internationalen Vorgaben übereinstimmt und während der Übergangsphase doppelte Belastungen sowie übermäßigen Konservatismus vermeidet.

EBA launched consultations on RTS and Guidelines on third-country branches under the Capital Requirements Directive (CRD) concerning booking arrangements, capital endowment and supervisory colleges.

Anforderungen der ersten Stufe für die Meldung und Offenlegung der Institute unter CRR3 stehen zur Erstanwendung bereit.

An interactive and in-depth overview of CRR 3’s main revisions and implications.

The new disclosure requirements include detailed mappings to reporting requirements for the output floor, credit risk, market risk, CVA, operational Risk, and newly added crypto assets.

The EU is harmonizing the rules for third country institutions operating within its jurisdiction.

After extensive negotiations and final approval by both the Parliament and the Council of the European Union, the CRR3 and CRD6 proposals have been published in the Official Journal on June 19th, 2024, and will enter into force 20 days later.

There is not much time left until the implementation of CRR 3.