For the purpose of Article 88(2)(g)) of Directive 2014/59/EU (BRRD), should “the authority that is responsible for the deposit guarantee scheme of a member state” be the “designated authority” in accordance to Article 2(1)(18) of Directive 2014/49/EU (DGSD)?

in order to implement Resolution College, it is important to invite the right authorities. In this context, it is necessary to know if what the meanings are for Article 88(2)(g) BRRD and Article 2(1)(18) of the second directive on DGS.

The authority that is responsible for the deposit guarantee scheme of a Member State pursuant to Article 88(2)(g) BRRD is to be understood to be the “designated authority” as defined in Article 2(1)(18) DGSD. To that purpose, the “designated authority” means a body which administers a DGS pursuant to the DGSD, or, where the operation of the DGS is administered by a private entity, a public authority designated by the Member State concerned for supervising it pursuant to the DGSD.

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