03Sep
ECB Seeks EU Banking M&A With New Supervisory Guide
The Guide is intended to provide fresh clarity on the ECB’s approach to assessing proposed M&A transactions and enhance the transparency and predictability of supervisory actions. Key Points: Under the Guide, the ECB will: ..Not automatically penalise proposed M&A transactions by applying higher capital requirements; the starting point for capital will be the weighted average of the two banks’ Pillar 2 capital requirements and Pillar 2 guidance prior to the consolidation transaction...
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Latham & Watkins LLP
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