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  • TOM MTF Statistics Week 51, 2015

    Date 18/12/2015

    Click here to download the weekly statistics update of TOM MTF for week 51, 2015. 

  • UBS MTF Market Notice - Trading Holidays

    Date 18/12/2015

    This market notice is to inform you that UBS MTF will be closed on the following days during the Christmas period:

    • Friday, 25th December 2015
    • Friday, 1st January 2016

  • EBA: Consultation On The Guidelines On Stress Testing And Supervisory Stress Testing

    Date 18/12/2015

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) launched today a consultation on its draft Guidelines on stress testing. These Guidelines set out expectations for institutions’ stress testing programmes and seek improvements by drawing on lessons from previous stress test exercises. In addition, they aim at promoting convergence of the use of stress testing in the context of the supervisory review and evaluation process (SREP). The consultation runs until 18 March 2016.

  • CCP Resolution And The Ending Too Big To Fail Agenda, Speech By Andrew Gracie, Executive Director, Resolution, Bank Of England, Given At 21st Annual Risk USA Conference, New York On 22 October 2015

    Date 18/12/2015

    One of the goals of global reform since the financial crisis has been ending Too Big to Fail (TBTF). This is the resolution agenda – aiming to ensure that in the event that a global systemically important financial institution (G-SIFI) fails there is minimal interruption of the activities of a firm that are critical to the functioning of the broader financial system. And achieving that outcome without recourse to taxpayer bailouts, as public authorities were forced to during the crisis.

  • EBA Calls For More Certainty And Consistency In The Application Of Restrictions To Profits Pay-Outs To Restore Capital Adequacy

    Date 18/12/2015

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) issued today an Opinion on the trigger, calculation and transparency of the Maximum Distributable Amount (MDA). The Opinion clarifies that the MDA should be calculated taking into account both minimum (Pillar 1) and additional (Pillar 2) capital requirements which should be met at all times, as well as the combined buffer requirement. The Opinion is designed to support the consistent application of distribution restrictions laid down in the Capital Requirements Directive (CRD) in order to promote a level playing field across the Single Market, and to give greater certainty for banks' capital planning needs. It also calls for transparency in Pillar 2 outcomes for all banks, with a view to providing clarity for investors in banks. The Opinion advises the European Commission to review the CRD text in the future to ensure certainty and more consistency.

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