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EU banking law. The Single Supervisory Mechanism is subject to the European banking regulatory framework, which follows the Basel Accords and is harmonised through the single rulebook. This framework applies to all financial institutions in the Single Market.
The basic rules of banking supervision are mainly based on the following legislative and regulatory acts, as amended and in force: o Law 4261/2014 on the access to the credit institutions’ activity and the prudential
The basic rules of banking supervision are mainly based on the following legislative and regulatory acts, as amended: OPERATING FRAMEWORK OF CREDIT INSTITUTIONS
Legal framework. The “Legal framework” section contains legislation and other legal instruments referred to in various pages of this website. These include the Bank’s Statute, Bank of Greece Governor’s Acts, Decisions of the Resolution Measures Committee, Decisions of the Banking and Insurance Committee and of its predecessor, the ...
Basel III is an internationally agreed set of measures developed by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision in response to the financial crisis of 2007-09. The measures aim to strengthen the regulation, supervision and risk management of banks.
Its work, whether transactional or regulatory, covers all reaches of financial actuality, from debt and equity capital markets to general bank lending (corporate, infrastructure, real estate, restructuring and export), and from distressed debt investments to asset management.
The banking union is an important step towards a genuine Economic and Monetary Union. It allows for the consistent application of EU banking rules in the participating countries. The new decision-making procedures and tools help to create a more transparent, unified and safer market for banks.
