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On December 16, 2014, the EBA published two consultation papers proposing to amend the Regulation on supervisory reporting with regard to the leverage ratio and liquidity coverage ratio.
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On December 16, 2014, the EBA published two consultation papers
proposing to amend the Regulation on supervisory reporting with
regard to the leverage ratio and liquidity coverage ratio. The
Regulation includes implementing technical standards
("ITS") on supervisory reporting by firms subject to CRD
IV, and the amendments would reflect the Commission's adoption
of the Delegated Regulation specifying the details of the leverage
ratio and liquidity coverage ratio, such as scenarios in which a
bank may be considered as being subject to stress, or the general
requirements for a bank's assets to be qualified as liquid. The
proposed revisions have been published in the consultation papers.
The consultation regarding the leverage ratio closes on January 27,
2015 and the consultation regarding the liquidity coverage ratio
closes on February 10, 2015.
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