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Summary of Andrea Enria's 2013 Calendar

Core Content

Andrea Enria, as the Chairperson of the European Banking Authority (EBA), was actively engaged in a wide range of meetings, speeches, and collaborative initiatives throughout 2013. His activities spanned across various European countries, as well as the United States and Asia, focusing on banking regulation, supervision, and the development of the Banking Union. The discussions covered critical topics such as Basel III, CRDIV, risk management, recovery and resolution mechanisms, and the role of the EBA in shaping EU financial policies.

Main Activities and Events

January

• 10 Jan: Delivered a speech at a dinner in London, organized by Mazars, addressing bankers.
• 18 Jan: Held a meeting with representatives from BEUC and Euroinfuse to discuss issues such as biased advice, EBA mandate, and the Banking Union.
• 29 Jan: Engaged with members of the Associazione Nazionale delle Banche Popolari to address issues relevant to Italian co-operative banks.
• 29 Jan: Met with Citi representatives to discuss developments in the markets for bank capital instruments.
• 30 Jan: Participated in a meeting with the FDIC to discuss current EU-US market developments.
• 31 Jan: Delivered a keynote speech at the University of Bocconi Forum on Liquidity.

February

• 12 Feb: Delivered a keynote speech and participated in a panel discussion at the Finnish FSA conference on “EU regulation and supervision.”
• 15 Feb: Joined a panel at a conference on “Financial Stability new arrangements for better economic prospects in Europe.”
• 18 Feb: Attended the Bundesverband Deutscher Banken board meeting in Frankfurt to share views on EU banking supervision and risk developments.
• 20 Feb: Gave a Lectio Magistralis at the University of Trento on “Crisis and financial stability.”
• 21 Feb: Met with IIF representatives to discuss regulatory topics.

March

• 1 March: Participated in a meeting with Mazars and Oxford Analytica on the European Parliamentary Review of the ESFS.
• 5 March: Met with MEPs Ferreira, Hokmark, and Bowles on bank recovery and resolution.
• 6 March: Took part in the EFR Roundtable on the G20 roadmap and engaged in bilateral meetings with Japanese FSA officials.
• 7 March: Engaged in discussions with the German Landesbanken board and the Finance Committee of the Bundestag on the role of the EBA in the Banking Union and Basel III implementation.

April

• 11-12 Apr: Participated in a panel on banking reform at the Eurofi Seminar in Dublin.
• 17-22 Apr: Conducted a mission to the US, engaging in seminars and panels on Banking Union and regulatory reforms with the Federal Reserve, FDIC, and IMF officials.

May

• 21 May: Attended a Board meeting of the International Banking Federation (IBFed) to discuss the EBA’s work programme and third country regimes.
• 22 May: Participated in a Roundtable breakfast discussion in London on the SSSM and single market.
• 24 May: Engaged in a panel on SSM and ESFS at a conference organized by the European Commission.

June

• June: Participated in conference calls with Chief Risk Officers to prepare a report on banking risks for the European Parliament.
• 3 June: Met with MEP Sven Giegold to discuss budget issues.
• 5 June: Held meetings with Norwegian officials and Citi representatives on bank surveillance and regulatory topics.
• 13 June: Participated in the SUERF conference in Helsinki on the future banking environment.
• 17 June: Met with ECB officials to discuss coordination on data for the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM).
• 25 June: Concluded discussions at the first ESA Consumer Protection day in Paris.
• 26 June: Met with FNCA members to discuss regulatory issues, including access to basic banking accounts and EBA stress testing.

Key Topics and Themes

• Banking Union: A recurring theme throughout the year, with discussions on the role of the EBA, coordination with the ECB, and the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM).
• Basel III and CRDIV: Enria addressed the implementation challenges and Level 2 processes related to these regulatory frameworks.
• Recovery and Resolution: Key focus areas included the Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM) and structural reforms.
• Consumer Protection: The EBA played a role in discussions on consumer rights and the ESA Consumer Protection day.
• Cross-border Supervision: Engaged in discussions on how to manage and coordinate supervision across EU member states.
• International Collaboration: Enria interacted with regulatory bodies from the US, Japan, and Norway, emphasizing common regulatory interests and cooperation.

Conclusion

Andrea Enria's 2013 calendar highlights his active role in shaping EU banking regulation and supervision. His engagement with various stakeholders, including national and international financial institutions, regulatory bodies, and political entities, underscores the importance of coordination, transparency, and reform in the post-crisis banking environment. The focus on Banking Union, Basel III, and cross-border supervision reflects the EBA's strategic priorities in enhancing financial stability and regulatory effectiveness across the EU.