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European regulators call on financial institutions to integrate climate risks
Following “Fit-For-55” stress test, ESAs find transition risk losses alone unlikely to threaten EU financial stability.
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ECB unsure about publishing details of research into capital requirements for EU lenders
The study was compiled last year to counter mounting pressure from the banking sector.
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OCC revises guidelines on recovery planning standards for certain banks
OCC expands recovery planning guidelines’ applicability, incorporates testing standard for recovery plans, and clarifies role of nonfinancial risk.
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Counting down to DORA compliance
Developments include: potential standardization of threat-led penetration testing, new oversight director for DORA and ESA’s work program.
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The EBA sets 2025 priorities for resolution authorities
This report outlines the priorities for resolution authorities and banks for the upcoming year. The EBA also reports on the progress achieved in 2023
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Danish FSA first to perform cyber stress testing for financial companies
Datatilsynet has developed and tested a new methodology to investigate and strengthen the financial sector’s ability to manage extensive, long-term ICT disruptions.
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Monsters in the deep: AI and your firm
Analysis of a speech by FPC’s Jonathan Hall on the impact of AI developments, such as trading agents, on financial stability.
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How fund managers can ensure sustainability and liquidity, but also invest and speculate
FCA finds weaknesses in firms’ ability to stress-test and implement effective liquidity management framework.