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  • The EBA Is Collecting Bank Data On Interest Rate Risk In The Banking Book

    Date 07/08/2023

    • The EBA will collect on an ad-hoc basis interest rate risk in the banking book (IRRBB) data from the institutions already participating in the quantitative impact study (QIS) exercise and based on the templates from the final draft Implementing Technical Standards (ITS) on IRRBB reporting.
    • This collection, with reference date end December 2023, will provide competent authorities with data to monitor, in a timely manner, the implementation of this IRRBB policy package in the current environment of high inflation combined with growing interest rates. 

  • BETTER FINANCE: Diluted European Sustainability Reporting Standards Raise Greenwashing Concerns

    Date 07/08/2023

    The European Commission has issued the Delegated Act on the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) to enhance transparency in sustainability reporting by companies. However, it faces criticism for weakening key aspects of the initial proposal by the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG) and neglecting vital concerns.

  • Borsa Istanbul: Announcement On The Changes To The BIST Market Cap Weighted Stock Indices Methodologies

    Date 07/08/2023

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  • UK Payments Regulation And The Systemic Perimeter: Consultation And Call For Evidence

    Date 07/08/2023

    Detail of outcome

    The publication of this ‘Payments Regulation and the Systemic Perimeter: Consultation Response’ document concludes the government’s consultation on reforms to the Bank of England’s and Payment Systems Regulator’s respective regulatory frameworks over the payments sector.

  • SET Market Report For July 2023

    Date 07/08/2023

    Economists expected July’s meeting would be the Federal Reserve (Fed)’s last rate hike of the current tightening cycle after headline inflation fell to 3 percent in June. The odd of US recession remains high, albeit in a declining trend, while the insignificant increase in unemployment rate propels risk assets. For China, economic growth of the world’s second largest economy was well below economists’ forecast. China’s export and manufacturing slump compelled the People's Bank of China to cut policy rate and the government to launch the stimulus measures aiming to boost consumption in automotive, property and service sectors which could bode well to Thai listed companies in the future.