This measure expired 01 May 2020
This measure involves the application of a 1% systemic risk buffer rate to banks’ Estonian exposures.
Measure
Recommendation ESRB/2016/4
Last updated on 7 November 2019
The following map shows the Member States reciprocating the measure. The map also shows the Member States that chose not to reciprocate the measure in the light of currently non-material exposures. The remaining countries did not notify the ESRB of their intentions.
The following table details each Member State’s reciprocating measure.
Reciprocating country | Institution-specific threshold[2] |
---|---|
Belgium | €250 million |
Croatia | €250 million |
Cyprus | |
Czech Republic[1] | |
Denmark | €200 million |
Finland | |
France | €250 million |
Latvia | €1 million |
Lithuania | |
Luxembourg | €200 million |
Malta | €200 million |
Portugal | |
Slovakia | |
Sweden | €200 million |
[1] The targeted risks are already covered by the SyRB for the 5 systemically most important banks in the Czech Republic, as the SyRB buffer rate imposed by the Czech National Bank is at least 1% for these institutions and applies to all exposures, including cross-border exposures to counterparties established in Estonia.
[2] De minimis exemption