Banking supervision

Banking regulation is becoming ever more complex and cost intensive. Increasingly, the goal appears to be to remove all risk from bank transactions. However, European banks have long-since proven that they are resilient and able to manage risks effectively. It’s therefore imperative that the European regulatory framework be reviewed regularly, in order to remove unnecessary burdens, avoid duplicate requirements and improve the ability of European banks to compete on a global stage. We want smart regulations that rely on principles-based requirements for capital and liquidity to create stability and fairer competitive conditions.

In addition, we advocate for practicable international and national accounting and reporting provisions. Informative, comparable annual and consolidated financial statements are essential for creating transparency on the capital markets.

Current articles on the topic of banking supervision

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3 answers to 3 questions: macroprudential instruments

Silvia Schütte works at the Association of German Banks and Macroprudential supervision is one of her key remits. She has taken the time to answer three fundamental questions about this complex topic.

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Next Stop: Common Taxonomy for Sustainable Investment?

There is international cooperation taking place on sustainable taxonomies and partnerships have been set up with the aim of developing high-level principles.

How far can international cooperation or even developing common standards go in creating a taxonomy for sustainable investment?

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