Call for Advice

CEBS today received a call for technical advice on large exposures rules (CfA No. 5)

Date 01/12/2005

The Commission has asked CEBS to conduct a stock take of current supervisory practices in relation to the existing large exposures rules and to carry out an industry consultation on current practices and to provide an analysis of the types of credit risk mitigation products that impact on the calculation of what consitutes a large exposure.


CEBS's survey of current supervisory practices on large exposures rules has been published under the following link: /cebs-archive/publications/opinions-advices/2006/cebs-today-publishes-a-report-on-supervisory-practices-on-large-exposures

CEBS's report on industry practices with regard to the management and measurement of large exposures has been published under the following link: /cebs-archive/publications/opinions-advices/2006/cebs-today-publishes-a-report-on-industry-practices-on-large-exposures

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Responses

  1. Energy Commodities Traders Group (ECT-Group) [PDF, 544KB]
  2. Sanpaolo IMI [PDF, 249KB]
  3. Baillie Gifford & Co [PDF, 112KB]
  4. Institutional Money Market Funds Association (IMMFA) [PDF, 138KB]
  5. Investment Management Association (IMA) [PDF, 273KB]
  6. Association of German Banks (Part 1) [PDF, 328KB]
  7. Association of German Banks (Part 2) [PDF, 247KB]
  8. French Banking Federation (FBF)  [PDF, 288KB]
  9. European Banking Federation (FBE) [PDF, 761KB]
  10. Danish Bankers Association [PDF, 54KB]
  11. Morley Fund Management [PDF, 2878KB]
  12. British Venture Capital Association (BVCA) [PDF, 901KB]
  13. Belgian Finance Federation [PDF, 361KB]
  14. Emporiki Bank-Cyprus [PDF, 166KB]
  15. Italian Factoring Industry (Assifact) [PDF, 103KB]
  16. Irish Bankers Federation [PDF, 111KB]
  17. The German Electricity Association (VDEW) [PDF, 62KB]
  18. The British Bankers' Association (BBA), London Investment Bankers' Association (Liba) and the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) [PDF, 346KB]