A well functioning economy requires a stable banking system. Banking supervision is therefore responsible for monitoring credit institutions’ business activity and maintaining investor confidence. In Germany, the task of banking supervision is shared by the Bundesbank and the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin). In particular, the Bundesbank is in charge of monitoring the credit institutions.
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MaRisk revision 2024
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German credit institutions’ performance improved significantly in 2023
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The Bundesbank wants the EU to comply with Basel III
In a joint letter, the Deutsche Bundesbank and 24 other national central banks and financial supervisory authorities within the EU are now calling for the European Commission to ensure that the proposal on updated capital adequacy rules for banks in the EU follows the global agreement known as Basel III. More precisely, we who are signing the joint letter wish to particularly emphasise that the output floor for risk-weighted assets and the standard method for credit risk should comply with the international agreement. Deviating from the Basel agreement could have a negative impact on confidence in both the European banking sector and the EU regulatory framework. It is therefore important that the global agreements are met in full and in a consistent manner.
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