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By Elena KAZMINA Ryan DAVIS, PwC Luxembourg*
ESG risks have decisively moved from the margins of sustainability reporting into the core of prudential supervision. What was once perceived primarily as a disclosure or reputational topic should be now firmly embedded into governance, risk management and capital planning frameworks across the European banking sector.
The revised EU Banking Package encompassing CRR III and CRD VI in combination with granular technical standards and guidelines mandated to the EBA is envisaging ESG risks integration across three pillars of prudential banking supervision:
- Pillar 1 – so called “minimum” requirements for capital and liquidity adequacy: primary focus is on internal models-based...
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