The following has been published in the Official Journal: Corrigendum to Commission Delegated Decision (EU) 2024/872 of 14 March 2024 on the renewal of the determination that the solvency regime in force in the United States applicable to undertaking with their head office in that third country is provisionally equivalent to that laid down in Title I, Chapter VI of Solvency II.  The Corrigendum states that the publication of Delegated Decision (EU) 2024/872 is to be considered null and void.

ESMA’s Annual Report sets out the key achievements in the first year of implementing its new five-year strategy.

EIOPA’s Annual Report sets out its key achievements over the period.

This FSI Insights paper identifies factors that could contribute to making suptech tools critical to supervision with the aim of helping supervisory authorities maximise the potential of their deployed suptech tools to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of their supervisory processes.

This BIS paper sets out the results of the 2023 BIS survey on CBDCs and crypto, noting that a total of 86 central banks participated.  The paper also provides insight into the use of stablecoins for payments and regulatory approaches to cryptoassets worldwide.

This edition of the annual series highlights the key cyclical and structural risks associated with non-bank financial intermediation, specifically investment funds and other financial institutions in 2023.  It includes chapters on the ownership structure of EU fund managers, the growth of private finance, and money market funds.

EBA has published a package of technical standards and guidelines under MiCAR on prudential matters, (own funds, liquidity requirements and recovery plans).

EBA has published a revised list of validation rules in its implementing technical standards on supervisory reporting,

This BIS working paper considers the opportunities and challenges created for the financial sector from different generations of AI, including machine learning, generative AI as well as the emergence of AI agents.  It also discusses the effects of AI on financial stability, the risk of real sector disruptions caused by AI and the implications for the regulation of the financial sector.

This article by Elizabeth McCaul discusses the SREP review, risk culture and digital innovation.