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Minimum Requirements for Risk Management (MaRisk)

 

Consultation 5, 2010 - Draft revision of the Minimum Requirements for Risk Management

First draft revision of 9 July 2010

The deadline for submitting comments and opinions elapsed on 30 August 2010.

Statements (available only in German)

 

Consultation 3, 2009 - Draft revision of the Minimum Requirements for Risk Management

Second draft revision of 24 June 2009

The deadline for submitting comments and opinions elapsed on 15 July 2009.

Statements (available only in German)

 

First draft revision of 16 February 2009

The deadline for submitting comments and opinions elapsed on 23 March 2009.

Statements (available only in German)

 

Consultation 5, 2007 - Second draft of revised outsourcing regulations

The deadline for submitting comments and opinions expired on 3 September 2007.

  • 13.08.2007 Letter (available only in German)
  • 13.08.2007 Draft regulations (available only in German)

Statements (available only in German)

 

Consultation 1, 2007 - Initial draft of revised outsourcing regulations

The deadline for submitting comments and opinions expired on 7 May 2007.

  • 11.04.2007 Letter (available only in German)
  • 11.04.2007 Draft regulations (available only in German)

Statements (in available only in German)

 

Minimum Requirements for Risk Management (MaRisk)

Expert panel for the minimum Requirements for Risk Management (MaRisk)

  • 06.03.2007: Minutes of the third meeting of the MaRisk expert panel (available only in German)
  • 17.08.2006: Minutes of the second meeting of the MaRisk expert panel (available only in German)
  • 04.05.2006: Minutes of the first meeting of the MaRisk expert panel (available only in German)

Range of practice to ensure the resilience of German credit institutions

Prudential assessment of risk-bearing capacity analyses within banks themselves

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