+4. Title 4. Business model analysis (BMA)
---+4.1. General considerations
------+56. This title specifies criteria for the assessment of the business model and strategy of the …
------+57. Competent authorities should use the outcome of the BMA to support the assessment of all other …
------+58. Competent authorities should take into account environmental, social and governance (ESG) …
------+59. Competent authorities should also use the business model analysis to assess prudential …
------+60. To conduct the BMA, competent authorities should use at least the following sources of …
---+4.2. Identifying the areas of focus for the BMA
------+61. In accordance with the engagement model set out in Title 2, competent authorities should focus …
------+62. Competent authorities should form a view on the materiality of the changes to the institution’s …
------+63. Competent authorities should carry out a materiality assessment of the institution’s business …
---+4.3. Assessment of BMA robustness and identification of vulnerabilities
------+64. Competent authorities should perform an analysis of quantitative features of the institution’s …
------+65. Competent authorities should perform an analysis of qualitative features of the institution’s …
------+66. Competent authorities should complement the analysis by carrying out a forward-looking analysis …
------+67. In the analysis, competent authorities should consider any indications that the business model …
---+4.4. Business model viability and sustainability
------+68. Competent authorities should assess the resilience of the institution’s business model to …
------+69. Based on the performed analysis, competent authorities should form, or update, their view on …
---+4.5. Summary of findings, scoring and supervisory measures
------+70. Based on the assessment of the viability and sustainability, and of any potential risks and …
------+71. The table below presents a non-exhaustive list of supervisory measures that competent …
------+72. Competent authorities may apply additional supervisory measures (including quantitative …

4. Title 4. Business model analysis (BMA)

4. Title 4. Business model analysis (BMA)

1. Overzicht

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Titel Regelgeving
4.1. General considerations

4.1. General considerations

4.2. Identifying the areas of focus for the BMA

Assessment areas

4.3. Assessment of BMA robustness and identification of vulnerabilities

4.3. Assessment of BMA robustness and identification of vulnerabilities

4.4. Business model viability and sustainability

4.4. Business model viability and sustainability

4.5. Summary of findings, scoring and supervisory measures

4.5. Summary of findings, scoring and supervisory measures

1.1 Referenties

1.2 Geïdentificeerde eisen

1.3 Gerelateerde standaarden

2. Geïdentificeerde eisen

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3. Gerelateerde standaarden

Standaarden
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