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Stay ahead of global financial regulation. This issue covers EU liquidity rules, UK crypto consultation, APAC AI initiatives, and US bank merger reviews—insights for compliance, risk, and finance professionals.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) released a draft framework titled "Reserve Bank of India (Co-Lending Arrangements) Directions, 2025".
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) released a draft framework titled "Reserve Bank of India (Lending Against Gold Collateral) Directions, 2025".
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) released a draft framework in April, "Reserve Bank of India (Securitization of Stressed Assets) Directions, 2025".
The RBI released a draft framework for regulating Non-Fund Based (NFB) Credit Facilities, including guarantees, letters of credit, and performance guarantees.
It highlights the importance of robust risk management frameworks, due diligence, and monitoring processes
Collaboration on enhancing the integrity and stability of their capital markets.
Discover how the European Banking Authority’s stress test will assess banks’ ability to withstand adverse geopolitical and financial risks.
The UK Basel 3.1 implementation date is now 1 January 2027. Full compliance still required by 1 January 2030. Learn more about this delay.
The EBA ESG Guidelines set a new standard for managing ESG risks. From Pillar 3 disclosures to risk management strategies, these guidelines are critical for financial institutions aiming to achieve sustainability and regulatory compliance.
PRA opens consultation on changes to ARS 110.0 – Capital Adequacy, including new reporting requirements for unrealized losses in the liquid asset portfolio.
Discover the updated ECB roadmap for IReF—harmonizing statistical reporting across euro area banks and integrating with prudential and resolution data streams.
EBA launches consultation on refining how material model changes are assessed. Key CRR3 updates include improved guidance and supervisory processes.
Discover EBA’s final MiCAR reporting requirements—designed to close data gaps, improve supervisory convergence, and ensure Single Market consistency.
The EBA’s Reporting Framework 4.0 now includes DPM 2.0, updated XBRL specs, and DORA register requirements for 2025 reporting obligations.
This policy statement clarifies how eligible firms can become part of the Interim Capital Regime (ICR).
APRA has updated its RPG 702.0 guide to enhance data governance in EFS reports, effective November 2024.
SRB introduces the MBDT to streamline bail-in decisions during crises or test scenarios, with banks given up to 18 months for implementation.
SRB 2025 consultations focus on bank-led testing, resolution strategies, and MREL compliance. Find out what your bank needs to prepare.
Learn how the updated CESOP 1.6 XML Schema impacts payee reporting and accounting identifiers for banks and PSPs across the European Union.
Firms must submit the REP008 report even if no breaches occurred during the reporting period (nil return)
On 2 October 2024, the European Banking Authority (EBA) published its Work Programme for 2025, detailing its priorities and strategic initiatives.
European Supervisory Authorities respond to the European Commission's rejection of
ITS under DORA.
CP10/24 outlines updates to the UK’s capital buffer rules for G-SIIs, including revoking UK Technical Standards and introducing a new approach to buffer setting.
The PRA’s CP8/24 outlines updates to the Capital Requirements Regulation in its Rulebook. Key changes include proportionality in PIN and adjustments to CET1, AT1, and Tier 2 capital.
CP7/24 redefines regulatory simplicity for Small Domestic Deposit Takers (SDDTs). Aligning with Basel 3.1, it streamlines risk and capital frameworks, introduces an SCB, and eases compliance.
PS9/24 marks the next step in Basel 3.1 implementation. Updates include streamlined SME rules, reduced infrastructure lending capital, and clarified output floor calculations.
Discover the SRB 2025 resolution reporting updates: XBRL taxonomy, Excel templates, and enhanced validation rules.
