The Council of Ministers of 10 January accepted the proposal of the Ministry of Economy and Finance of "non-exercise of special powers". The ECB Supervisory Board continues its evaluations on the Danish Compromise
The appeal was presented by Malacalza Investimenti and Vittorio Malacalza and focused on the actions or omissions of the ECB supervision starting from 2014 and on the extraordinary administration of the bank at the beginning of 2019
A woman will lead the Single European Banking Supervisory Authority - Buch gets the better of the Spanish Delgado who is now aiming for the EIB - The appointment must be confirmed by Parliament and the EU Council
7 months after the end of Andrea Enria's mandate as President of Banking Supervision, the selections are open - Irish Donnery and Spanish Delgado are also in the running - Applications by 23 June
ECB Supervision, after years of hymns to prudence, has proved to be softer with respect to the distribution of dividends, estimated at 51% of gross profits. Criticisms of some management bodies
European banks are becoming increasingly intolerant of the action of the ECB Supervisory Authority. Enria: “Avoiding the mistakes of the past”. Waiting for the opinion of the European Banking Federation. Bini Smaghi's letter
The ECB's Banking Supervision has lifted the ban on banks distributing dividends to their shareholders and buying treasury shares - The return to normality, much awaited by investors and savers, will start from next October XNUMXst, also…
The number one of the European Banking Supervision, Andrea Enria, has returned to talk about dividends, confirming that the Eurotower "will return to the ordinary supervision of distributions". Dialogue in progress with the banks on coupons, the healthiest institutions could disconnect the…
The crackdown on MPS's non-performing loans, forced to devalue the entire stock by 2026, suggests that the path chosen by Frankfurt is that of a general tightening of the rules - In Piazza Affari banking stocks still under pressure
Dry rejection of the tightening on NPLs announced by the ECB Supervisory Authority by the Association that brings together Italian cooperative banks - General Manager De Lucia Lumeno: "Arbitrary intervention with harmful effects"
The proposal by the ECB Supervisory Authority to oblige banks to cover 100% of the next NPLs has raised an avalanche of criticisms (from the Bank of Italy to the ABI and from the Government to Confindustria) but the most caustic comment was that…
