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Mario Draghi, Chair of the ESRB, spoke before the European Parliament’s Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and answered questions from its Members.
The ESRB has published a set of country-specific warnings and recommendations on medium-term vulnerabilities in the residential real estate sector, alongside a set of reports on how the vulnerabilities were analysed.
The ESRB will hold its fourth annual conference on 26 and 27 September in Frankfurt. Stay tuned for the live broadcast of the keynote address by ESRB Chair Mario Draghi.
The ESRB has today published the adverse scenario for the EU-wide central counterparty stress test carried out by the ESMA in 2019. This scenario, which has been approved by the General Board of the ESRB, highlights adverse conditions that are relevant to this sector.
The ESRB has today published the adverse scenario for the EU-wide stress tests for occupational pension funds to be carried out by EIOPA in 2019. This scenario will also support the ESMA’s stress-testing guidelines for managers of money market funds under Article 28 of the MMF Regulation. This scenario, which has been approved by the General Board of the ESRB, highlights adverse conditions that are relevant to these sectors. This information has also been published by EIOPA as part of its communication on the 2019 EU-wide stress test.
The ESRB has today published the adverse scenario for the EU-wide stress test for the insurance sector to be carried out by EIOPA in 2018. This scenario, which has been approved by the General Board of the ESRB, highlights adverse conditions that are relevant to this sector. This information has also been published by EIOPA as part of its communication on the 2018 EU-wide stress tests.
The countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB) is a macroprudential instrument that aims to counter pro-cyclicality in the financial system. The interactive map shows the CCyB rates currently applicable in Europe and was last updated on 18 September 2019.
The ESRB has updated its overview of national measures of macroprudential interest in the EU and the European Economic Area. The overview covers capital buffers, reciprocation measures and various other measures. It was last updated on 8 August 2019.