ECB updates Eurosystem collateral and haircut rules
New rules will use second-best ratings for private assets and revise collateral haircuts from 30 November.
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New rules will use second-best ratings for private assets and revise collateral haircuts from 30 November.
The two-year fund targets costly services in authorities already receiving Exceptional Financial Support.
The charge must be linked to accommodation cost, and eligible local leaders can decide whether to use it.
The work programme includes clearing resilience, T+1 settlement preparation, investor protection and supervisory technology.
The regulator warns that elevated technology valuations and geopolitical strain could leave markets exposed to a sudden correction.
The 2026 EMU public-finances report reviews fiscal surveillance and examines expenditure, revenue, pensions, investment management and climate risks.
The ESAs cite non-EU infrastructure reliance, AI-linked cyber threats and private-credit opacity as vulnerabilities.
The Commission is seeking views on second-hand goods, destruction of viable goods and VAT deductions for business passenger cars.
Eurostat says services production eased month on month in June, while remaining above its year-earlier level.
Two final rules change disclosure and reduce volatility in stress-test capital requirements; the Board also seeks comment on fee-income modelling.
Proposals cover reserve backing, capital, risk management, custody and the application process under the GENIUS Act.
The chair’s statement asks the OECD to study how tax systems affect business dynamism and the IMF to deepen scenario analysis.
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