Macroprudential measures

Macroprudential measures aim to increase the financial system’s resilience to shocks by addressing identified systemic risks. Macroprudential authorities monitor the financial system, identifying risks and vulnerabilities, and implement measures to ensure financial stability.

Under the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) Regulation (Council Regulation (EU) No 1024/2013), the ECB is responsible for assessing macroprudential measures adopted by national authorities in the countries participating in European banking supervision.

If necessary to address risks to financial stability, the ECB has the power to apply more stringent measures than those adopted nationally. These powers are based on Article 5 of the SSM Regulation and Article 13h of the Rules of Procedure of the ECB.

Measures taken by macroprudential authorities in countries participating in European banking supervision since 1st July 2024

Last updated: 30 September 2024

No new measures have been publicly announced during the review period.

Overview of macroprudential measures implemented in countries participating in European banking supervision that the ECB has been notified of

Below is a list of all the macroprudential measures that the ECB has been notified of that have been implemented or publicly announced in countries participating in European banking supervision.

Last updated: 30 September 2024

Overview of measures that the ECB has been notified of under Article 5 of the SSM Regulation