Regulatory

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

Invitation to our European Conference “Inspiring Credit Risk: New Season, New Spirit – Shaping the Future of Credit Risk Management”

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).

Navigating the Shift: Understanding the Key Updates

What's inside the EU COM’s proposals?

Beitrag in der Zeitschrift für das gesamte Kreditwesen (ZfgK 3/2025) von Martin Neisen, Peter Büttel, Wiebke Sawahn

Eine Analyse der EBA-Opinion (EBA/Op/2025/01)

In our latest episode on PwC's Risk and Regulation News Channel, Martin Neisen and Stefan Röth delve into the final methodology for the EBA SSM Stress Test 2025.

On December 17th, the ECB published the results of the Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process 2024 of the Significant Institutions (SI) under direct ECB supervision.

Die EZB hat am 17. Dezember 2024 die Ergebnisse des aufsichtlichen Überprügungs- und Bewertungsprozess 2024 („Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process – SREP“) der bedeutenden Institute veröffentlicht.

Under the standardised approach for credit risk, to be eligible for the retail exposure class specified in Article 123 CRR, an exposure shall be one of a significant number of exposures with similar characteristics so that the risks at portfolio level are reduced by diversification.

The EU COM’s approach to gather further insights through the detailed questionnaire is understandable as it will probably need very convincing and data-driven arguments for the political debate on fundamental reforms of the securitisation framework on EU and even global level (Basel, FSB).

Martin Neisen and Michael Britze speak about the challenges associated with data collection, tooling and project management within the EBA stress test.

Martin Neisen, Philipp Schröder and Pablo Suarez Manjon give an overview about the development, new approaches and methods for calculating market risk and net interest income (NII) in the 2025 EBA stress test.