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Current Public Consultations

Public consultation on Expectations on Valuation Capabilities

Start: | Deadline: | Status: Open

Valuations are a critical component when banks are failing or likely to fail, forming the basis for resolution authorities’ decisions in crisis cases. Banks’ capabilities to produce data for valuations are addressed by the SRB’s Expectations for Banks (EfB), Principle 5.2, which requires banks to...

Public consultation on the Operational Guidance on Resolvability Testing for Banks

Start: | Deadline: | Status: Open

The SRB is consulting the banking industry and relevant stakeholders on its Operational Guidance on Resolvability Testing for Banks

Now that the phase-in period of the Expectations for Banks has come to an end, the SRM Vision 2028 outlines the strategy for the next phase of the Single Resolution...

Recent Public Consultations

Public consultation on the Operational guidance for banks on resolvability self-assessment

Start: | Deadline: | Status: Closed

The SRB aims to consult the banking industry and relevant stakeholders on its Operational guidance for banks on resolvability self-assessment.

Now that the phase-in period of the Expectations for Banks has come to an end, the SRB is revising its resolvability assessment methodology, known as the...

Public consultation on the Minimum Bail-in Data Template (MBDT)

Start: | Deadline: | Status: Closed

Take part in the public consultation on the Minimum Bail-in Data Template (MBDT) package, which provides an integrated approach for implementing the SRB Bail-in Data Set Instructions and Explanatory Note published in 2020 and updated in 2022, by enhancing its definitions and providing a template to...

Public consultation on the future review of MREL

Start: | Deadline: | Status: Closed

Take part in the public consultation on the future of the minimum requirements for own funds and eligible liabilities, or MREL, the minimum amount of equity and debt banks are required to hold to support an effective resolution without using taxpayers money or industry-funded safety nets.

The...