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2023 adverse scenario is the most severely used in the EU wide stress up to now. The adverse scenario assumes a hypothetical worsening of geopolitical tensions leading to a severe decline in GDP with persistent inflation and high interest rates. The adverse scenario is designed to ensure a significant severity of various macro-economic and financial shocks across all EU countries and, for the first time, depicts a breakdown of the shocks (on real gross value added) by economic sectors.
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    Financial Services Advisory Sustainable Finance Disclosures Regulation (SFDR) - Practical Issues 28 Oct 2022
    The Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) has agreed a fast-track filing deadline of 1 December 2022 for Irish authorised UCITS and AIFs filing pre-contractual
    Financial Services Advisory The integration of sustainability factors into the product governance obligations for Investment Firms 09 Aug 2022
    In March 2018, the European Commission published its Action Plan ‘Financing Sustainable Growth’, setting up an ambitious and comprehensive strategy on
    Financial Services Central Bank of Ireland launches consultation on climate change risk guidance for the insurance sector 05 Aug 2022
    The Central Bank published a public consultation on the 3rd August 2022 on proposals to introduce guidance on climate change risks for the insurance sector:
    Financial Services Advisory The integration of sustainability risks in the governance of insurance and reinsurance undertakings 15 Jul 2022
    In line with the EU’s ‘Financing Sustainable Growth’ Action Plan 2018, the European Commission adopted a number of delegated acts which will impact
    Financial Services Advisory Sustainability risk-related legislative updates impacting MiFID Investment Firms 30 May 2022
    Effective from 2nd August 2022, Commission Delegated Directive (EU) 2021/1253 requires all MiFID regulated Investment firms to integrate sustainability
    FINANCIAL SERVICES ADVISORY Sustainability risk-related legislative update impacting Alternative Investment Fund Managers 07 Apr 2022
    There has been a major emphasis on empowering European Supervisory Authorities and the regulators in line with the European Commission’s action plan of
    Financial Services Advisory Sustainability risk-related legislative updates impacting UCITS Management Companies 30 Mar 2022
    Effective from 1st August 2022, Commission Delegated Directive (EU) 2021/1270 (“new regulation”) requires all UCITS Management Companies (“UCITS Mancos”) to
    Financial Services Advisory Climate risk quantification: Focus on ESG data 03 Mar 2022
    The global economic crisis that resulted as a consequence of the pandemic has stressed the relevance of prioritising sustainability pillars within financial
    Financial Services Advisory Sustainability: The road to regulation 01 Mar 2022
    Over the last number of years, the profile of sustainability has grown considerably, but this decade marked a step change. For those on the periphery of the
    Financial Services Advisory Climate risk quantification 19 Jan 2022
    The global economic crisis that resulted as a consequence of the pandemic has stressed the relevance of prioritising sustainability pillars within financial
    Banking EBA Consultation Paper on Draft ITS Pillar 3 Disclosures on ESG Risks 19 Jan 2022
    The European Banking Authority (EBA) is implementing a new policy strategy regarding institutions’ Pillar 3 disclosures. The new Pillar 3 disclosures aims to
    Sustainability ECB issues report on the state of climate and environmental risk management in the banking sector 15 Dec 2021
    The European Central Bank (ECB) has published its report on the state of climate-related and environmental (C&E) risk management within the European banking
    FS Download - Issue 4 FS Download - Issue 4 24 Nov 2021
    Welcome to Issue 4 of the GT FS Download. This issue summarises the current hot topics across the Financial Services sector in Ireland.
    Prudential Risk Supervisory Expectations of Regulated Firms Regarding Climate and Other ESG Issues 19 Nov 2021
    On the back of the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26), the Central Bank of Ireland (“CBI”) issued a letter on 3 November 2021 to all
    Prudential Risk Delegated Acts incorporating sustainability issues and considerations 20 Oct 2021
    Firms that are in scope of the AIFMD, UCITS and MiFID regimes need to become familiar with the changes that are applicable to their business activity and
    Insurance Insurers and Climate Change 07 Oct 2021
    As is the case globally climate change is receiving more and more attention within the Central Bank. During the publication of the survey of insurance firms’
    Financial Services Advisory ESG - Climate and Environmental Risks 15 Sep 2021
    The European Central Bank (ECB) is beginning to provide tangible guidance to financial institutions as to how climate change and environmental risks should be
    Sustainability Proposal for a Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive 03 Sep 2021
    The Non-Financial Reporting Directive (Directive 2014/95/EU) (‘NFRD’) is currently in place, and is the forerunner to the proposed Corporate Sustainability
    FINANCIAL SERVICES ADVISORY ECB pushing for faster incorporation of climate and environmental risks by banks 24 Aug 2021
    In the latest in our series of ESG publications, we take a look at the ECB’s preliminary views on the steps Banks are taking to address climate and
    EBA Discussion Paper ESG in risk management and supervision: another step in the sustainability journey 17 Jun 2021
    While 2021 has seen a focus on climate change like never before, the wider topic of sustainability and the integration of sustainability-related risks is also
    Sustainability G7 endorses move towards mandatory TCFD Recommendations 15 Jun 2021
    The G7 communique of 5th June 2021 signals yet another significant endorsement of the Taskforce for Climate Related Disclosures, where the group stated their
    Sustainability Sustainability as strategy: How mid-market businesses can adapt for long-term success 11 Jun 2021
    Investors, customers, governments and the wider public are putting companies under ever greater pressure to place sustainability at the heart of their business
    IFRS IFRS Foundation announces next steps on sustainability 25 Mar 2021
    The Foundation has acknowledged the need for global sustainability reporting standards and the role it could play in their development. The International
    Energy and Cleantech Financial Modelling for Wind Farms 17 Apr 2020
    Read our latest brochure on Financial Modelling
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