Speakers
Chairs
Nathalie Aufauvre
Secretary General - Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution (ACPR)
José Manuel Campa
Chairperson - European Banking Authority (EBA)
Public Authorities
Nathanaël Benjamin
Executive Director, Authorisations, Regulatory Technology, and International Banks - Bank of England
Margarita Delgado
Deputy Governor - Banco de España
Elizabeth McCaul
Member of the Supervisory Board, ECB Representative - Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM)
Industry Representatives
Kristine Braden
Europe Cluster Head and Chief Executive Officer of Citibank Europe plc - Citi
Hannes Frotzbacher
Chief Risk Officer - Erste Bank Croatia
Fernando Vicario
Chief Executive Officer, Bank of America Europe DAC & Country Head, Ireland - Bank of America Europe DAC
Olivier Vigneron
Chief Risk Officer and Member of the Management Board - Deutsche Bank AG
Objectives of the roundtable
The session will assess the financial stability impacts of the economic environment – characterized by persistent high inflation, very high levels of public and private debt in many Member States and increased nominal interest rates – on the EU banking sector. The panel will also discuss how vulnerabilities in the non-bank financial sector can affect banks in Europe.
This session will not focus on climate and environmental risks in the banking sector or operational risks such as cyber risk, as these subjects are covered in other sessions of the Santiago agenda.
Points of discussion
- What are the main risks and vulnerabilities of the EU banking sector in the current context of persistently high inflation, weaker growth, near-record high levels of public and private debt and asset prices, rising nominal interest rates, still negative real interest rates in the euro area (calculated with using year on year head inflation or core inflation) and deteriorating credit risk?
- To what extent do vulnerabilities of non-bank financial institutions affect the EU banking sectors? What should be the prudential regulatory and supervisory priorities to appropriately address these risks?