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ARTICLE · 25 NOVEMBER 2016

European Banking Authority Consults On Bank Authorization Application Information Requirements

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On November 8, 2016, the EBA published a consultation paper on proposed technical standards on the information to be provided by applicant banks to national regulators...

European UnionFinance and Banking

On November 8, 2016, the EBA published a consultation paper on proposed technical standards on the information to be provided by applicant banks to national regulators in support of their applications for authorization. The Capital Requirements Directive requires a bank to obtain authorization before it begins its operations. Member states set out the requirements for the authorization in their country which means that different standards apply across the EU. At the moment, national regulators stipulate the information required to be submitted in support of a bank's application for authorization and the requirements around the application process. CRD IV requires the EBA to prepare Regulatory Technical Standards setting out the information to be provided in support of an application for bank authorization, requirements applicable to shareholders and qualifying holdings and obstacles which may prevent the effective exercise of supervisory powers by a national regulator.

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