Special projects
Established platform for the dialogue between banks and the European Central Bank
Adding value to banks
- The overlapping of Early Intervention Measures and Supervisory powers;
- The review of the creditor hierarchy respecting the principle of no creditor worse-off;
- The status of failing or likely to fail versus the national insolvency triggers;
- The future of deposit guarantee schemes;
- And other aspects connected to a well-rounded Banking Union.
Software is a crucial tool for banks in a technology-driven financial system. The EBF has long been advocating for a prudential level-playing field which has crystallized in a CRR3 mandate to the EBA
NPL Task Force is a specialized group of experts from a large number of banks across Europe working on the management of non-performing loans. Its role has been central to the steep reduction of NPL levels in Europe in the period 2016-2020. Based on previous experience, the group is a point of reference of industry involvement in the revamped NPL Action Plan.
Moratoria Task Force was created right after the outbreak of the Covid-19 crisis in April 2020, following the EBF proposal to EU authorities to design private moratoria programs in similar terms as those envisaged for moratoria ex-lege, an idea that was rapidly taken on board and developed by the EBA. The group looks after the evolution of moratoria second phase.
Benchmark regulation and IBOR reform involve a rulemaking activity that is assessed by the Banking Supervision Committee (BSC) with a specialized group.
Environmental risk has been incorporated to the traditional classification of bank risks and therefore it is assessed by the Risk Assessment Working Group.
EBF Advisers
Gonzalo Gasos
Gonzalo Gasos
Lukas Bornemann
