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AMF, ACPR Publish 4th Report on Paris Financial Centre Climate Commitments

The AMF and ACPR have released their fourth annual report assessing the climate commitments of financial institutions in Paris. The report covers the period leading up to June 2024 and highlights evolving regulatory and market contexts.

EBA/ECB 2025 Stress Tests Show French Banks Resilient

The European Banking Authority (EBA) and European Central Bank (ECB) published the results of their 2025 stress tests, confirming the resilience of French banks under a severe adverse scenario. The tests covered 64 major EU banking groups and assessed their capital adequacy against macroeconomic and financial shocks, incorporating new CRD6/CRR3 regulations.

Banque de France, ACPR, AMF Launch Financial System Stress Test

The Banque de France, ACPR, and AMF have launched a system-wide exploratory stress test involving over 25 French financial institutions. This exercise aims to understand interconnections and potential destabilization within the financial system under severe stress scenarios.

ACPR 2026 Work Programme and Risk Assessment

The ACPR has published its 2026 work programme, outlining priority areas based on risk assessments and supervisory priorities from European bodies. Key focus areas include identifying vulnerabilities, strengthening governance, implementing DORA, preparing for AI supervision, and streamlining supervisory efficiency.

Cooperative Banks vs. Commercial Banks: Lending Conditions

A paper published by the Banque de France analyzes lending conditions for corporate loans in France. It finds that cooperative banks charge higher rates and require less collateral than commercial banks, but relationship lending can alter these dynamics over time.

ACPR Presents 2026 Work Programme and Risk Assessment

The ACPR has published its 2026 work programme and risk assessment, outlining priority areas for financial system supervision. These priorities align with the Banque de France's risk assessment and incorporate supervisory objectives from the SSM, EBA, SRB, and EIOPA.