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ESBG’s letter to the Commission on the EBA RTS and GL on interest rate risk in the banking book

Whilst we support a revision of the framework capturing interest rate risks for banking book positions

WSBI and BTN Collaboration Encourages Global Financial Digitalization and Inclusion

This very intense three-day event was a great chance to concretely discuss best practices and share strategies both from the perspective of regulators and the banking industry

Joint Industry letter on the importance of advice and preserving the commission-based model

ESBG welcomed the intentions of the EC and DG FISMS to assess how the retail investor protection framework may be enhanced through this specific methodology

Value for money approach: ESBG position

ESBG welcomed the intentions of the EC and DG FISMS to assess how the retail investor protection framework may be enhanced through this specific methodology

WSBI-ESBG shares its position on the draft FATF Guidance on the transparency and beneficial ownership of legal persons

The FATF Recommendations set out global AML/CFT measures and should be implemented by countries in the best way

ESBG’s response to FATF draft amendments on the transparency and beneficial ownership of legal arrangements

Following a white paper on the revision of the rules on the transparency and beneficial ownership

ESBG stresses the need for timely assessment of loans with ESG-linked features in its letter to the IASB Chair

In the letter, the ESBG expresses concerns that the IASB’s deliberations on the first two topics (CLIs and electronic cash transfers) have not progressed as much
The WSBI World Congress in Delhi brought together WSBI and ESBG members and interested retail bankers to discuss topics that de​fine the future of the retail banking sector and address them to the worldwide policymaking community.

Payment Fintech:Quo Vadis?

ESBG Spotlight 6 December 2022 – Jan Vermeulen (NBB), Payment Fintech: Quo Vadis?

ESBG welcomes EU Commission’s legislative proposal on instant payments

The European Savings and Retail Banking Group (ESBG) welcomes the European Commission’s legislative proposal on instant payments announced today. The ESBG hopes that the initiative will strengthen the efforts of savings and retail banks to make instant payments the new normal across the European Union.