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Prepare for New EU Credit Granting Rules

In the second quarter of 2020, around €1.51 trillion of loans held by European banks deteriorated in credit quality. With firms preparing for more impairments in 2021, both regulators and credit institutions are prompted to take a closer look at credit granting practices.

The European Banking Authority (EBA) took the lead earlier this year, publishing new guidelines on loan origination and monitoring set for a June 2021 go-live. The new guidelines aim to address shortcomings in credit granting practices by banks observed during recent periods of market stress. Prescriptive in nature, these guidelines are deemed a major step toward standardising loan origination and credit risk management in Europe.

Join Bloomberg experts as they discuss the extensive credit risk and ESG data requirements introduced by the guidelines, and explore how these are set to accelerate the adoption of new credit data solutions.

Speakers

Murat Bozdemir

Regulatory and Reference Data Product Manager

BLOOMBERG/ LONDON

Murat heads Bloomberg's EMEA and APAC product development for Reference and Regulatory & Accounting Enterprise data solutions. He interacts with clients and regulators, identifying key challenges and supporting the development of new data sets. Murat has 16 years of risk management and compliance experience covering sell and buy side markets. Before joining Bloomberg, Murat worked as a Director at KPMG, advising clients in risk control, capital management, compliance and accounting.

Daniel Caporaletti

Enterprise Content Product Manager

Bloomberg L.P.

Daniel Caporaletti is a product manager in the Bloomberg Enterprise Content Group, developing data feed solutions for derivatives, pricing and risk analytics. Daniel joined Bloomberg in 2007 and has been responsible for the development of Bloomberg derivatives data, pricing and risk analytics. Daniel also managed the Event Driven Feeds product, providing real time access to news, news analytics and economic indicators for algorithmic trading. Prior to joining Bloomberg, he worked as a derivatives structurer at Banca Nazionale del Lavoro (BNP Paribas Group) where he supervised the origination of cross asset derivatives and structured notes. Daniel holds a MSc in Economics and Finance from Marche Polytechnic University, Italy.

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