Roberto Fasano

The Bail-in tool

Information requirements and application in Resolution

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The Bail-in tool

Information requirements and application in Resolution
The context
The datasets the SRB for Bail-in guidance proposes are the minimum information the regulatory body requires to be able to acquire from the banks under its jurisdiction. On the one hand, it provides a crucial benchmark for assessing the appropriateness of the information system. On the other hand, it becomes the harmonization tool that guarantees high standards of quality and consistency when the procedure is applied in different European countries. It is always possible to expand the data assets to accommodate regulatory or business needs.
To comply with the requirements of the so-called playbook, it is also necessary to evaluate the details on the write-down and conversion following an iterative approach based on various simulation scenarios to support dry runs.

Roberto Fasano

Principal Business & Data Management Consultant Senior Manager

Roberto began his experience in application consulting in the finance area in 2000, and worked for several years as a functional analyst in an IBM group company. In 2004, he moved to theCPM sector, where he delved into management control, financial statements, and consolidated regulatory reporting, with a focus on Data Integration aspects. Since 2016, he has been enriching his experience in an international context, taking the lead in developing new application solutions under IFRS 9 and IFRS 17. Since September 2018 he has been working in Irion within the Consulting & Solutions division, where he contributes to the development of solutions in the Regulatory Reporting area, of which he follows the functional analysis and presales phases. As part of these activities, he participates in the initiatives inherent in the Work Stream on Testing of the Banks’ Integrated Reporting Dictionary (BIRD) project, initiated by the ECB to support European supervised intermediaries in meeting their statistical and regulatory reporting requirements.

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