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L’ICAAP, selon le guide BCE de juillet 2026, est un outil stratégique assurant la résilience bancaire. Il combine deux perspectives complémentaires : normative (conformité réglementaire) et économique (préservation de la valeur), qui doivent s’alimenter mutuellement. La BCE exige une identification exhaustive des risques, des méthodes prudentes, des stress tests sévères, une validation indépendante et des données fiables. Les risques difficiles à quantifier doivent être couverts par des hypothèses conservatrices. Intégré à la gouvernance et aux décisions stratégiques, l’ICAAP permet de préserver la solvabilité, d’anticiper les chocs et de distinguer clairement les coussins internes des exigences prudentielles.
The guide emphasizes a foundational set of principles that apply across all risk types. These include robust governance, comprehensive documentation, sound data management, and effective model risk management.
State-sponsored cyberattacks are a growing and serious threat to financial stability, particularly as geopolitical tensions rise. The financial sector and regulators must prioritize cyber resilience and coordinated defense strategies to mitigate systemic risk.
FERMA supports the EIOPA and ECB's proposal for a European public-private reinsurance scheme to address the natural catastrophe protection gap. While backing the risk-based premium model and the potential for price stability, FERMA emphasizes the need for reliable and consistent data collection across nations. They also highlight the importance of a sufficiently large EU pool to manage premium pricing, a clear regulatory framework avoiding unnecessary burdens, and mechanisms to encourage long-term private sector engagement beyond annual renewals. FERMA advocates for continuous consultation and leveraging the scheme to incentivize risk prevention.
Significant risk transfer (SRT) securitization is increasingly used by major EU banks for risk and capital management. It provides flexible, reasonably priced capital, improving balance sheets and capital ratios. Supervisors assess risk transfer for capital relief. The SRT market has grown substantially and is a key tool for European banks.