SRB consults on updated operational guidance on liquidity and funding in resolution

The Single Resolution Board (SRB) has launched a consultation on a draft version of its operational guidance for banks on liquidity and funding in resolution and its annexes. The guidance, originally split across three separate documents, specifies the resolvability expectations related to liquidity and funding arrangements, and how banks should develop and demonstrate their capabilities in these areas. The SRB proposes to merge its guidance into a single document to supersede the previous publications, while updating existing expectations on: (i) the scope of key liquidity entities and standard identification methods; (ii) methodological assumptions for banks to estimate liquidity needs; (iii) governance expectations on the liquidity situation; and (iv) collateral-related expectations. The SRB confirms the proposed changes do not introduce new deliverables. The deadline for comments is 6 July.

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