Consultation reciprocation Norwegian macroprudential systemic risk buffer

The measure 

The measure consists of a systemic risk buffer of 4.5% applicable to all exposures located in Norway. 

Applicability 

Due to reciprocity, this measure applies to the relevant exposures of subsidiaries and branches of Dutch credit institutions in Norway, as well as to relevant cross-border exposures of Dutch credit institutions related to Norway. An institution-specific threshold of NOK 5 billion applies. The measure becomes binding once the relevant exposures of credit institutions exceed this threshold. The Norwegian measure is applied pursuant to Article 133 of Directive 2013/36/EU (CRD). 

Further information 

More information about reciprocity and measures reciprocated by DNB is available here. 

More information about the measure and the ESRB’s recommendation to reciprocate it is available is here (links to an external site). 

Responses 

You may respond until the 22nd of September. Responses to the consultation can be submitted via the consultation form below. If you grant us permission, we will publish your response including your name and/or position. Without this permission, we will only publish the content of your response and, where applicable, the name of the organization—excluding your name and/or position. You may withdraw your permission by emailing consultatie@dnb.nl, which does not affect the lawfulness of the publication of your name and/or position prior to withdrawal. 

For other questions, you can also contact consultatie@dnb.nl. 

More information about how DNB processes personal data and your rights under the GDPR can be found in the privacy note.  

Finalization and publication of policy statement 

After receiving, weighing, and processing the consultation responses, DNB will decide on the finalization and publication of a definitive version of the consulted policy statement. DNB will communicate the outcomes of the consultation on dnb.nl, including a feedback statement in which DNB addresses the submitted responses in aggregate. In principle, DNB will also publish the content of the received consultation responses on its website, including the name of the organization where applicable. If respondents have explicitly granted permission, DNB will publish the consultation responses including the name and/or position of the respondent.