Regulatory innovations and requirements
Ways towards sustainable bank management: fulfilling a bank’s very own transformation functions; maturity, lot size and risk transformation.
In addition to the usual audit types, BaFin has established “real estate business“ as a new focus area for its audits.
DORA establishes a legal framework for the direct monitoring of critical third-party ICT service providers (especially large cloud computing service providers).
Analytical framework for bank management to identify and eliminate weaknesses. In specific cases, it even uncovered earnings potential.
Dynamic Risk Management (DRM) is a standard currently under development to reflect interest rate risk management measures in financial reporting.
Regulatory requirements merely provide the framework – the institution-specific implementation can be based on different modeling approaches.
New models for cost governance in the context of market evolution, new competitive forces and regulatory requirements.
The EU is facing a massive transformation of the real and the financial economy due to climate change. Operational and regulatory relevance of carbon accounting.
When is an investment classified as taxonomy-aligned? The business of automotive banks against the background of the EU taxonomy.
Supervisors focus attention on AI Banks must follow suit – BaFin defines minimum requirements for use of AI The purpose
The EU taxonomy for sustainable investments is the key basis for assessing the sustainability of economic activities and is relevant for several other EU regulations.
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