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Basel proposals on how to treat mortgages will hurt Europe’s banks less than feared, according to sources with knowledge of the Basel Committee’s discussions, and other industry insiders at the European Covered Bond Council’s plenary meeting in Düsseldorf this week. -
The Bank of Italy announced it would soften application of the capital conservation buffer (CCB) in line with most other European countries, but the move is not expected to relieve any pressure on additional tier one coupon payments.
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IHS Markit will not overhaul the iTraxx Europe credit default swap index at the September roll next week to address UK bank debt regulations, say analysts, but the index operator will look at whether to change its rules in the near future.
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The European Banking Authority is expected to deliver a report to the European Commission before the end of this year recommending a principles-based directive on harmonising covered bonds, said panellists at the European Covered Bond Council’s plenary session on Wednesday.
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IHS Markit will not overhaul the iTraxx Europe credit default swap index at the September roll next week to address UK bank debt regulations, say analysts, but the index operator will look at whether to change its rules in the near future.
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Punitive Basel IV proposals related to the capital charge on mortgages and the treatment of specialist mortgage banks could be amended more favourably for lenders, said regulators and industry insiders at the European Covered Bond Council (ECBC) plenary meeting in Düsseldorf.
