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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

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Intermediate EU Parent Undertaking Requirement for non-EU G-SIBs

IntroductionOn 23 November 2016, the European Commission published a package of proposals amending the Capital Requirements Directive and associated Regulation (CRD and CRR, together CRD 4), the Bank...

7 December 2016

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Heinrich Nemeczek

The United States dominates global investment banking: Does it matter for Europe?

1. IntroductionEurope’s banks are in retreat from playing a global investment banking role. It is a consequence of the regulatory impositions of recent years, notably of the ring-fencing requirements of...

6 September 2016

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Charles Goodhart

Dirk Schoenmaker

Brexit and Financial Services: 10 Things You Should Know

This briefing note explores the implications of the decision to leave the EU for the financial services sector.01 | IntroductionOn June 23, 2016, the UK held its historic...

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Norton Rose Fulbright

Brexit: Continuity of Current Arrangements for Banks and Investment Banks

This post comes to us from Barnabas Reynolds, Partner, Head of the global Financial Institutions Advisory & Financial Regulatory Group and Global Co-Head of Financial Institutions at ...

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Shearman & Sterling

ICYMI - ECB publishes Regulation and Guide on Harmonisation of Options and Discretion in Banking Supervision

The European Central Bank yesterday published a regulation and a guide on harmonisation of options and discretion in banking supervision, which it described as ...

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