Industry association · Spain · EU Transparency Register 785157016077-28
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Asociación Española de Banca filed 7 positions between 5 May 2021 and 19 Jun 2026, across 7 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 7 times.
5 May 2021 AEB position on the Proposal for a Regulation on a Digital Markets Act Introduction The Spanish Banking Association (AEB) welcomes the opportunity to comment on the proposal for the Regulation on the Digital Markets Act (DMA). Digital platforms have grown rapidly in the last decade.
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
CALL FOR EVIDENCE ON REDUCING ADMINISTRATIVE BURDENS II. Obstacles identified A. Level playing field 1. Divergent transposition of maximum harmonization directives. The national implementation of MiFID II, IDD, the Consumer Credit Directive (CCD II) and the Payment Accounts Directive (PAD) has generated asymmetric regimes between Member States, to the detriment of a level playing field and the homogeneous protection…
The following measures are to be considered in the action plan to tackle the problems identified by the Commission. Please find attached a full answer. 0. Regulatory approach recap The push for immediacy and frictionless onboarding must be balanced against heightened fraud risks and current prevention capabilities.
The Spanish Banking Association (AEB) welcomes the importance assigned to fraud in the proposal of Payment Services Regulation. It enhances the need to prevent fraud (PSPs are very concern about it and take most and probably more measures than those prescribed).
We very much appreciate the European Commissions consultation paper to review the treatment of securitisations under the liquidity coverage ratio in order to foster the role of bank treasuries as investors of this instrument. The strengthening of the demand side of securitisations will lead to a more competitive securitisation market and, ultimately, to benefits to lending to the EU economy.
CALL FOR EVIDENCE ON TARGETED AMENDMENT ON THE PRUDENTIAL TREATMENT OF SECURITIES FINANCING TRANSACTIONS UNDER THE NSFR The Spanish banking Association (AEB hereinafter) welcome the possibility to participate in the call for evidence launched by the European Commission (EC) to make permanent the current transitory prudential treatment for securities financing transactions (SFT) and unsecured transactions with a…
The Spanish Banking Association welcomes the proposal for a regulation, considering that it addresses issues that are essential for the proper functioning of payment systems and securities settlement systems in the European Union.
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