ECB Financial Stability Review: Risks That Hit Reporting Teams
How the ECB’s November 2025 Financial Stability Review changes ICAAP stress scenarios, Pillar 3 disclosures, and prudential reporting for EU banks.
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Digital Euro Rulebook: What the ECB Expert Call Means for PSPs
What the ECB digital euro rulebook workstreams and PSP pilot call mean for payment service providers. Timeline, open questions, and what to prepare.
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SFTR Reporting Explained: Lifecycle, Fields, Fixes
SFTR reporting covers repos, securities lending, buy-sell backs and margin lending, filed T+1 to a trade repository. The practitioner guide for EU firms.
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EBA Supervisory Reporting Simplification: What to Flag
The EBA consultation on supervisory reporting simplification closes 10 May and 10 July 2026. What Luxembourg banks should flag before they respond now.
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AIFMD II Liquidity Management Tools: What Changes April 2026
AIFMD II liquidity management tools apply from 16 April 2026. What Luxembourg fund managers must select, calibrate, document and notify to the CSSF now.
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EBA Known DPM Issues List: Workarounds and Timelines
How COREP and Pillar 3 reporting teams should assess, document and work around items on the new EBA DPM known issues list without breaking their controls.
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DORA ICT Third-Party Risk: What the Axios Supply Chain Attack Means for Your Register of Information
How the Axios NPM supply chain attack affects DORA third-party risk, your Register of Information, and ICT incident reporting for Luxembourg firms.
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Verification of Payee (VoP) – What Luxembourg PSPs Need to Know About the EPC Scheme
Practical guide to the EPC Verification of Payee scheme for Luxembourg PSPs. Covers the VoP rulebook, compliance deadlines, name-matching logic, EPC Directory Service, and a preparation checklist for PIs and EMIs approaching their 2027 deadline.
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CRR3 Operational Risk Reporting: What Changes From June 2026 for Luxembourg Banks
What CRR3 changes for operational risk reporting, which templates apply from June 2026, who is in scope, and what Luxembourg prudential reporting teams commonly get wrong.