Supervisory reporting conference 2023

Registration

Welcome address

Andrea Enria, Chair of the Supervisory Board

Recent developments

New reporting requirements and developments towards integrated reporting

This session will present the main new supervisory reporting requirements originating from the draft CRR3 (e.g., on ESG risk, Pillar 3 data hub) and from the SSM for SREP purposes. Moreover, recent developments on integrated reporting will also be covered.

Presenter: Paolo Poloni

Updates on the resubmission framework

This session will present developments on EBA guidelines on resubmissions as well as the ECB's work on significant resubmissions through a pilot exercise and on the Composite Indicator on Reliability (CIRe).

Presenter: Patrick Hogan

Coffee break

Recent evolution of the supervisory data quality framework

This session will cover the evolution of the ECB's supervisory data quality framework and will provide an assessment of data quality trends, including the pilot on the management report and the implications for reporters of immediate data forwarding by SSM National Competent Authorities (NCAs) to the ECB.

Presenters: Luis Suarez and Gregorio Guidi

ECB efforts to minimise the reporting burden and to increase transparency

ECB initiatives to minimise the reporting burden

This session will describe the use of the SSM wide data collection database to streamline SSM reporting requests and the efforts to increase proportionality in reporting and minimise reporting burden for Significant Institutions.

Presenter: Alexandros Kokkonidis

Lunch break

Panel discussion: Supervisory statistics publication strategy

This session will discuss the ECB initiatives to increase transparency through an expanded set of publicly available statistics and increased consistency across different publications.

Panelists:

• Massimiliano Rimarchi, ECB
• Conny Lotze, ECB
• Carmen Garcia Panades, Banco de España

Moderator: Romain Vagner

Currently in SSM focus

SSM priorities 2023-2025

This session will discuss the impact of SSM priorities on supervisory reporting covering risk data aggregation and reporting principles, amendments to escalation process, climate risk etc.

Presenter: Mario Quagliariello

Concluding remarks

Anneli Tuominen, Member of the Supervisory Board of the ECB

End of conference