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Belgian credit institutions and stockbroking firms eligible for simplified obligations must submit a simplified recovery plan via OneGate by 15 December annually. The plan requires a summary of vulnerabilities, stress scenarios, and recovery options, including quantitative impact assessments on solvency over 18 months and liquidity over 6 months. Credit institutions must include at least 14 specific monitoring indicators, while stockbroking firms must include at least 9, with defined early warning and activation thresholds. Institutions must update their plans at least every two years and notify the National Bank of Belgium of any indicator breaches within one business day.
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NBB_2024_07 – 26 March 2024 Communication – Page 1/8 boulevard de Berlaimont 14 – BE-1000 Brussels phone +32 2 221 54 65 company number: 0203.201.340 RPM (Trade Register) Brussels www.nbb.be Communication Brussels, 26 March 2024 Reference: NBB_2024_07 contact person:
Claire Renoirte phone +32 2 221 53 50 claire.renoirte@nbb.be Guidelines on simplified obligations for recovery plans Scope Belgian credit institutions and stockbroking firms referred to in article 2 of the law on the status and control of stockbroking companies and falling within the scope of Article 13, §2, of the same law (hereinafter collectively referred to as “institutions”) that are subject to simplified obligations. 1 Summary/Objectives The purpose of this communication is to provide a set of guidelines for drafting a simplified recovery plan. This communication replaces Communication NBB_2022_10, which was modified to incorporate the recently published EBA Guidelines on overall recovery capacity in recovery planning2 and to extend its scope to stockbroking firms. The simplified recovery plan and the associated tables must be submitted through OneGate by 15 December of the year in which a recovery plan is due. Structure
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