
Financial reporting of European banks H1 2023
Expected credit losses of banks in Europe in a troubled macroeconomic environment – Irish context
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Expected credit losses of banks in Europe in a troubled macroeconomic environment – Irish context
The Mazars insurance regulation newsletter provides relevant news and insights to professionals in the insurance sector and people with a keen interest in the insurance sector. The publication delivers insights on priorities and expectations around existing requirements and our views on future developments.
Mazars 'Beyond the GAAP'newsletter aims to keep readers informed of financial and sustainability reporting developments.
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A focus on Expected Credit Losses in a context of persistent macroeconomic uncertainties
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Expected credit losses of banks in Europe in a troubled macroeconomic environment – Irish context
In mid-September, the European Commission (EC) launched a consultation on a draft delegated act that proposes to increase by 25% the size criteria set out in the Accounting Directive to classify undertakings and groups into different categories (micro, small, medium and large), in order to reflect inflation over the past ten years.
On 31 July, only three weeks after the end of the public consultation on the draft delegated act, but a month behind the schedule set by the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), the European Commission adopted the final regulation on the first set of European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), after making a few last-minute changes based on the responses (more than 600)...
Independence and rigour that provides confidence and transparency for stakeholders and society.
Sustainability and ESG must be at the heart of every organisation's business model
Mazars actuarial consultants have in-depth knowledge and experience of the challenges and opportunities in the Irish insurance market.
Our dedicated team has a strong track record in developing and delivering solutions on behalf of a range of clients, including credit unions, financial institutions and voluntary based organisations.
In 2013, the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) obtained statutory powers to instruct regulated financial services providers to appoint a third party or ‘skilled person’ to prepare a report in respect of any regulatory matter directed by CBI.
Ireland has historically been recognised as a preeminent location for international leasing transactions including aircraft and equipment leasing and continues to be the foremost provider of aviation leasing worldwide, so much so that an Irish leased aircraft takes off, somewhere in the world, every two seconds.
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