Name: A new approval framework for (mixed) financial holding companies of banking groups by CSSF
Duration: 9 min 13 s
Description: Anne-George Kuzuhara, Deputy Head of the Banking Supervisory Policy and Single Supervisory Mechanism Coordination, and Nicolas Bernon, expert on banking regulation at the CSSF explain what the new framework introduced by the CRD V means for (mixed) financial holding companies that are parents of EU banks and financial institutions.

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Anne-George Kuzuhara, Deputy Head of the Banking Supervisory Policy and Single Supervisory Mechanism Coordination, and Nicolas Bernon, expert on banking regulation at the CSSF explain what the new framework introduced by the CRD V means for (mixed) financial holding companies that are parents of EU banks and financial institutions.

A new approval framework for (mixed) financial holding companies of banking groups

In order to foster interaction with the Specialised PFSs under its supervision, the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) held an online conference on 24 January 2022 highlighting the key issues on AML/CFT for the sector. Representatives of the Luxembourg Ministry of Finances and the Luxembourg Financial Investigations Unit (FIU) were also amongst the speakers.

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The Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier is a public institution which supervises the Luxembourg financial sector, except the insurance and reinsurance sector.
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A new approval framework for (mixed) financial holding companies of banking groups

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