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Supervision Newsletter Autumn 2016

INTERVIEW

“We aim to improve the resilience of banks and reduce system-wide risks”

Two years after the creation of ECB Banking Supervision, Supervisory Board Chair Danièle Nouy and Vice Chair Sabine Lautenschläger talk about key issues for banks in the euro area and how supervision is doing so far on the European level.

Full interview

IN FOCUS

The Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process: what’s new?

So far, one of the important achievements of European banking supervision has been to harmonise the main tool of banking supervision, the Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP). Banks are now being assessed by the same yardstick across the euro area. This is a marked improvement from complying with supervisory requirements of up to 19 different national authorities.

Full article

IT risks to remain high, stocktake shows

The increased use of information technology (IT) in all kinds of banking processes, together with the growing danger of cyberattacks, has brought banks’ management of IT risks into sharp focus. Can cyberattacks be detected? Are banks’ infrastructures resilient enough? A stocktaking by the ECB has revealed nine IT risk areas and that risks will remain high for years to come.

Full article

KEY DATA

New banking statistics coming soon

The ECB will publish new data on balance sheet composition, profitability, solvency and credit risk by the beginning of December to enhance transparency regarding the banks we supervise. The data, which will be published on our website on a quarterly basis, will have a broader scope and contain more detailed information, including a country breakdown and the banks’ classifications.

RECENT HIGHLIGHTS
15 November 2016

ECB publishes guidelines on assessment and monitoring of institutional protection schemes

Sets out how ECB assesses and monitors institutional protection schemes and how ECB and NCAs coordinate their approach where joint monitoring of schemes is required.

Guidelines
14 November 2016

ECB launches public consultation on guide to assessments of board members

Explains ECB’s supervisory criteria and procedures for determining suitability of bank board members. This is subject to public consultation until 20 January 2017.

Public consultation
11 November 2016

European Parliament – Regular hearing of Supervisory Board Chair, Danièle Nouy

Describes key developments in the banking sector and elaborates on the progress made on NPLs and a number of dossiers that are vital for the banking union, such as Basel reforms and securitisation.

Hearing
7 November 2016

Speech by Sabine Lautenschläger on two years of European banking supervision

Assesses the progress that has been achieved in the supervision of European banks since November 2014 and the challenges banks face given the changes occurring in supervision, regulation, profitability and digitalisation.

Speech
3 November 2016

ECB launches public consultation on harmonising supervisory rules for banks supervised by national competent authorities

Aims at harmonising certain options and discretions in Union law for banks under its indirect supervision to ensure a level playing field and limit compliance costs for banks.

Consultation
2 November 2016

Interview with Sabine Lautenschläger in Süddeutsche Zeitung

Stresses that supervision has become more objective and intensive and points out that banking is a business that depends on paying customers.

Interview
19 October 2016

Speech by Danièle Nouy on the shifting ground of banking

Elaborates on the changes in the banking industry from a supervisor’s perspective and explains the importance of systemic stability and sustainability of financial services.

Speech
12 September 2016

ECB launches public consultation on guidance to banks on non-performing loans (NPLs)

Addresses main aspects of strategy, governance and operations that are key to successfully addressing NPLs, provides recommendations to banks and sets out a number of best practices identified by ECB Banking Supervision that in future will constitute the ECB’s supervisory expectations.

Speech
UPCOMING EVENTS
28 November 2016

Supervisory reporting conference

Will discuss challenges that regulators, supervisors and the banking industry face regarding reporting requirements and introduce the publication of new banking data to enhance supervision transparency. The conference (attendance by invitation only) will take place in the ECB’s Eurotower premises in Frankfurt am Main.

Conference
13 January 2017

Public hearing on draft ECB guide to fit and proper assessments

Explains how ECB Banking Supervision evaluates the qualifications, skills and proper standing of a candidate for a position on the board of a bank, for example as chief executive officer or supervisory board member. The hearing will take place at the ECB’s premises in Frankfurt am Main and will be webcast live on its Banking Supervision website.

Public hearing
Upcoming public speeches

DID YOU KNOW?

In its first two years, the ECB Supervisory Board took 2974 decisions. This included 1734 authorisations, 239 SREP decisions and 295 Own Funds decisions. The significant amount of authorisation procedures was due to the high number of fit and proper decisions, which alone came to 1633.

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