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Guide to banking supervision September 2014 European Central Bank (ECB) and the national competent authorities (NCAs)1 of euro area countries.
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To enable banks to address these key risks effectively European banking supervision has streamlined its supervisory priorities. For 2017 three priority areas.
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Guide to banking supervision September 2014 3 1 INTRODUCTION 1 The Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) the ECB and the national competent comprises authorities (NCAs) of participating Member States The SSM is responsible for the prudential supervision of all credit institutions in the participating Member States It ensures that the EU’s
Guide to banking supervision November 2014 4 Foreword This guide is fundamental to the implementation of the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) the new system of financial supervision comprising as at November 2014 the European Central Bank (ECB) and the national competent authorities (NCAs)
ECB Banking Supervision examines from a prudential perspective the consolidation projects brought to its attention This assessment is aimed at ascertaining that: the entity resulting from the business combination will meet all prudential requirements when the transaction is implemented;
ECB Banking Supervision has defined its supervisory priorities by drawing on an assessment of the main risks and vulnerabilities to the European banking sector The three priorities for the 2022-2024 period are all equally important They aim to ensure that banks (1) emerge from the pandemic healthy (2) seize
The Supervisory Manual describes the organisational set-up of the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) and defines the methodologies processes and procedures for banking supervision in the euro area It also explains how the SSM cooperates with other authorities in the wider institutional framework
ESCB/European banking supervision response to the European Commission’s public consultation on a new digital finance strategy for Europe/FinTech action plan 23 Assessing the need for adapting the existing prudential frameworks to the new financial ecosystem also to ensure a level playing field Question 8
What is European Banking Supervision?
European banking supervision aims to contribute to the safety and soundness of credit institutions and the stability of the financial system by ensuring that banking supervision across the euro area is of a high standard and is consistently applied to all banks. SSM Supervisory Manual – Use of the Supervisory Manual
What is the role of the ECB in supervisory supervision?
The ECB is entrusted with an oversight responsibility to ensure that the supervisory activities carried out by NCAs are in line with high supervisory standards, also with a view to fostering consistency of supervisory outcomes within the SSM.
How does the ECB supervise less significant institutions (NCAS)?
are published on the ECB’s banking supervision website and are updated on a regular basis. The NCAs conduct the direct supervision of less significant institutions (LSIs), subject to the oversight of the ECB. Under certain conditions, the ECB can also take over the direct supervision of LSIs.
How does the ECB supervise LSIs?
Close collaboration with the NCAs, which remain responsible for the direct supervision of LSIs while the ECB exercises its oversight function, ensures that synergies are fully exploited. Supervision system (Groups of) Institutions Sectors Topics of special interest
Guide to banking supervision