Banking Supervision Committee
The Banking Supervision Committee is responsible for steering the development and delivery of ABBL’s policy and strategy on banking prudential regulation and on supervisory practices.
Scope
The Banking Supervision Committee covers:
- Prudential banking regulation, e.g. Basel Committee standards, Capital Requirements Directive and Regulation (CRD/CRR), Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD), deposit insurance
- Architecture of banking supervision: Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM), Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM)
Missions
Political and technical issues arising from prudential regulation and from banking supervision are becoming The policy and technical issues arising from prudential regulation and banking supervision are multiplying and becoming more complex, with significant implications for the banking sector.
The Banking Supervision Committee’s mission is to:
- Anticipate regulatory developments and provide ABBL members with technical and strategic input
- Influence new regulations at national, European and international level in order to preserve the business model of Luxembourg banks
- Inform ABBL members in order to help them implement new prudential regulations
Related Working Groups
- Banking Union (Task Force)
- Review of the Long Form Report (Task Force)
- Credit Risk: IRB Approach (Working group)
- Credit Risk: Real Estate Financing (Working group)
- Credit Risk: Standardised Approach (Working group)
- Large Exposures (Working group)
- Liquidity Risk Management (Working group)
- Operational Risk (Working group)
- Outsourcing Regulation (Working group)
- Supervision of LSIs and Proportionality (Working group)