Speech by Pablo Hernández de Cos

Objectives of the session The session will first discuss the priorities and the calendar regarding the normalization of the ECB monetary policy in order to address persistent and high inflation. Then speakers will then be invited to express their views on the respective role of monetary policy and domestic fiscal and structural policies to address … Continued

Objectives of the session The aim of this session is to comment on the “results” of the June Eurogroup meeting for the future of the Banking Union, to discuss limitations resulting from this agreement and to debate the foreseeable consequences of these decisions on the fragmentation of the banking market in Europe. Then speakers will … Continued

Objectives of the session This session will first discuss the current trends in terms of SME equity funding and IPOs in the EU, future prospects in the current macro-economic environment and the importance for the European economy of further developing equity financing in Europe. Secondly, the panel will assess more specifically the obstacles to equity … Continued

Objectives of the session The session will assess the policy measures and necessary changes in the European institutional framework that would ensure in all Member States a smooth exit from the market in case of Failing of Likely to Fail (FOLF) small and medium sized banks that do not pass the Public Interest Assessment (PIA). … Continued

Objectives of the session The objective of this session is to discuss the current state of the EU asset management market, the main on-going trends in the sector (such as ESG, digitalisation) and whether these evolutions are appropriately addressed by on-going EU regulatory initiatives (review of asset management frameworks, CMU-related rules and proposals, digital policies…). … Continued

Objectives of the session The last Basel III bank international standard is intended to enhance the robustness and risk sensitivity of the standardised approaches for credit risk, market risk and operational risk, and facilitate the comparability of banks’ capital ratios. In this perspective it will constrain the use of internal models to limit the extent … Continued