ISO 20022: from compliance to data power
ISO 20022 – a standard designed to bring clarity, structure, and harmonization to the payment ecosystem
The BCBS principles in 2025: Have the guidelines for credit risk management in banks improved?!
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) has updated its principles for the management of credit risks. These updates are intended to help supervisory authorities ensure that banks establish appropriate and effective procedures for identifying, assessing, managing and monitoring credit risks.
Revised EBA guidelines – what is the focus now?
Overview of the updates to the EBA Guidelines on ICT and security risk management.
Expansion of taxonomy reporting
What changes will the new EU taxonomy reporting templates in 2025 bring? Overview: reporting template 6 for fees and commissions income + reporting template 7 for the trading book.
From passive to active interest rate risk management: insights from the evolution of the interest rate markets
Extreme market fluctuations are challenging German regional banks to fundamentally rethink their interest book strategy. But how can banks not only react to such developments but also anticipate them? This article aims to go beyond a mere review.
Current challenges and strategies in dealing with non-performing loans
Effectively managing rising default rates in the lending business
Decarbonization pathways for financial institutions: overcoming challenges with practical solutions
What are the main obstacles financial institutions will face in defining a target trajectory in practice? Practical solutions for dealing with these challenges.
Optimization in lending business using the risk relevance threshold
The risk relevance threshold offers a valuable opportunity to simplify processes and at the same time ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
T+1 soon to apply in the EU, too?! Exploring the (market) impact of a shortened settlement cycle
Settlement cycles in securities business are about to undergo a profound change. Strong indications suggest that the European Union will shorten the settlement cycle for securities transactions to T+1, thereby aiming to further reduce settlement risks and align with international standards.
MiFID III? Navigating through the upcoming regulatory changes on the capital markets
Despite being in force since 2018, many institutions still struggle to fully comply with MiFID II and MiFIR regulations. Recent supervisory actions conducted at EU level have highlighted significant areas for improvement …
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