Financial Regulation and Governance

Bank resolution academy 2020

02/11/2020 - 20/11/2020

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Level

Intermediate

Approach

Qualitative

Delivery mode

Online

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This online Bank Resolution Academy will foster a deep and comprehensive understanding of the bank resolution rules and procedures among public authorities, practitioners and academics. This 3-week online Academy is designed to provide participants with the opportunity to sharpen their knowledge on bank resolution, and to put in practice many of its preparatory elements via ‘learning by doing’.

On top of providing an overview on the EU resolution framework, including the revised BRRD and the SRMR, on the resolution objectives and principles and on the resolution process, the Academy’s instructors will seize this occasion to take a deep dive into recovery and resolution planning. The online Academy combines self-paced progression moments (with pre-recorded lectures) and live online activities. It also includes multiple instructor-led occasions for participants to work in groups (in breakout rooms) in more technical aspects such as MREL/TLAC and valuation scenarios, but also in broader terms with a simulation exercise of a resolution process.

Particular emphasis is also put on the sources of resolution financing, including access to external public sources and the direct link between resolution and state aid. Finally, this FBF Bank Resolution online Academy will also foster a dialogue on the future challenges for the EU resolution framework, including the much-desired ESM reform.

In this course you will learn how to:

Outline the EU resolution framework (BRRD and SRMR) and its main principles and objectives
Summarise the steps and stakeholders involved in a resolution process
Discuss the importance of recovery and resolution planning
Navigate the rules concerning MREL and TLAC, including those introduced by the 2019 Revision of the EU Banking Package (BRRD II and SRMR II)
Identify and discuss the different purposes of the valuation exercises prior to and after resolution
Provide examples of ways to fund bank resolution (restore solvency and provide liquidity)
List requirements to access to external public sources of funding resolution
Analyse pre-conditions to trigger precautionary recapitalization, request state aid and access the Single Resolution Fund
Compare and contrast the possible resolution options available for distressed banks under the EU resolution framework
Debate about the future challenges to the EU resolution framework, including the ESM Reform

Academy advisors

Maria Ana Barata

Research Associate

Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies

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Pierre Schlosser

Deputy Director

Florence School of Banking and Finance

Research Fellow

Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies

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Christy Ann Petit

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Mikaella Yiatrou

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