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Company Snapshot. See Full Profile. Member Tools. Follow Company. View Company Profile. Email To A Friend. Printer-Friendly Format Print News. Company Careers. New Search. The EBA announcement brought about an unintended consequence of further uncertainty among investors in bank bonds, while the lack of clarity from the ECB complicated matters further. Uncertainty prevailed in Q1 with regard to how much room individual banks had before they got close to the MDA trigger.

In addition, the ECB had not endorsed transparency for public disclosure of Pillar 2 outcomes. The combined impact, alongside concerns about bank profitability, was to see the AT1 bond market sell-off and a reduction in issuance. However, in late February , the ECB did issue a clarification that helped calm the market and delivered some regulatory certainty. The revisiting of the Level 1 text is also an opportunity for the ECB to simultaneously articulate more clearly how they set Pillar 2 requirements.

One possibility is to replicate the PRA approach to setting Pillar 2 requirements into 2A and 2B requirements whereby Pillar 2B requirements would not form part of the binding capital requirements for MDA purposes.

The ECB will also need to adopt a clearer position on Pillar 2 transparency. For clients, the clarity in how MDA will work is welcome and the less onerous requirement of using CET1 instead of total regulatory capital for the MDA trigger will help boost the market for AT1 bonds. It will also be interesting to see how this plays out in terms of how the ECB articulates Pillar 2 requirements to banks will a forward looking non-binding element of Pillar 2 requirements be explicitly articulated?