EU non-performing loans: towards a more uniform secondary market
Major EU member states (such as Spain, France, Germany and Italy) have begun implementing the Directive on credit servicers and credit...
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CRR amendments under the 'Daisy Chain' Regulation - The treatment of third country subsidiaries' surpluses for resolution purposes
Regulation (EU) 2022/2036 came into force on 14 November 2022 and makes targeted amendments to the Capital Requirements Regulation...
The promise and peril of scenario-driven climate risk management for banks and insurers
Climate risk management is increasingly salient for boards of banks and insurers. In this publication, we outline key challenges for...
The UK's proposed small banks' prudential regime
The PRA's first consultation on its proposed simplified regime for smaller non-systemic banks and building societies (the Small Banks...
The UK's future regulatory framework
Following the UK's Treasury Department response to its final consultation on its review of the UK regulatory framework (the Review), its...
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