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Prudential Supervision of Climate-Related Risks: What’s the State of Play?

As the materiality of physical and transition risks from climate change continues to increase by the day, regulatory authorities in many jurisdictions have progressively been taking such risks into greater...

4 April 2022

Mete Feridun

Basel IV Implementation in the EU: What Does the New Banking Package Mean for Banks?

The European Commission (EC) published the long-awaited ‘Banking Package 2021’ on 27 October 2021. The package is expected to complete the post-financial crisis agenda in the European Union’s...

3 February 2022

Mete Feridun

Regulatory Treatment of Third-Country Branches in the EU: How Will the EC’s Proposed Amendments to CRD VI Affect Banking Groups in Scope?

Branches of third-country banking groups (Third-Country Branches or TCBs) have a very significant footprint in the European Union (EU) with a sizeable amount of assets on their books relative to...

9 December 2021

Mete Feridun

The UK Version of the Bespoke Prudential Regime For Investment Firms Is Close to Completion: Are Firms in Scope Ready?

The European Union’s Investment Firm Directive (IFD) and the Investment Firm Regulation (IFR) came into force on 26 December 2019 and entered into effect on 26 June 2021. As discussed in an...

15 October 2021

Mete Feridun

What do the evolving prudential regulations on climate change risks mean for banks?

24 January 2020

Mete Feridun

Regulatory reporting: What should firms do to prepare for Brexit?

With Brexit fast approaching, firms which have passports under Schedule 3 to Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (‘inbound passporting EEA firms’) are making final preparations for the post-Brexit regulatory...

9 September 2019

Mete Feridun

Ever-changing leverage ratio framework may cause regulation fatigue

The revised EU Capital Requirements Directive and Regulation, commonly referred to as CRD 5 and CRR 2, refine and continue to implement Basel III framework in the EU. One of...

25 June 2019

Mete Feridun

Brexit: What does Temporary Permissions Regime mean for EEA firms?

In March 2018, the UK and the EU reached an agreement on the terms of an implementation period following the UK’s withdrawal from the EU (Brexit). But in the case...

24 April 2019

Mete Feridun

Major changes for the European prudential regime for investment firms

The European Commission (EC) adopted a legislative proposal in December 2017 for a regulation (Investment Firm Regulation) and a directive (Investment Firm Directive) to amend the current EU...

7 February 2019

Hortense Huez

Mete Feridun

Prudential Supervision of Climate-Related Risks: What’s the State of Play?

Basel IV Implementation in the EU: What Does the New Banking Package Mean for Banks?

Regulatory Treatment of Third-Country Branches in the EU: How Will the EC’s Proposed Amendments to CRD VI Affect Banking Groups in Scope?

The UK Version of the Bespoke Prudential Regime For Investment Firms Is Close to Completion: Are Firms in Scope Ready?

What do the evolving prudential regulations on climate change risks mean for banks?

Regulatory reporting: What should firms do to prepare for Brexit?

Ever-changing leverage ratio framework may cause regulation fatigue

Brexit: What does Temporary Permissions Regime mean for EEA firms?

Major changes for the European prudential regime for investment firms

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