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Our analysis of BaFin’s Digital Supervisory Briefing 2026 highlights the strategic shift toward greater proportionality and principle-based supervision (9th MaRisk amendment). The focus is on the increasing demands on the governance professionalism of management boards and the management of systemic risks through geopolitics, NPL increases, and DORA. At the same time, it highlights operational relief for SNCI institutions under the small banking regime and the LSI stress test. The article serves as a well-founded guide for institutions to understand regulatory leeway and ensure the expertise of their committees.
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Corporate banking is undergoing profound structural change as ecological, digital and regulatory forces accelerate SME transformation. Traditional lending alone is no longer sufficient. Banks now require public funding advisory capabilities to activate investments, support decarbonisation and navigate sustainability-linked risk — making it a strategic differentiator in the evolving corporate banking landscape.
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Customer Magazin NEWS 03/2025 The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is an EU directive that standardises and expands corporate sustainability reporting. It requires detailed, reliable information on sustainability issues such as the environment, social issues and corporate governance (ESG). Germany has been behind schedule with the implementation of the CSRD since July 2024. Now, in July 2025, the Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection (BMJV) has presented a draft bill on corporate sustainability reporting in German law, which was followed by the government draft on 3 September 2025. What does this mean for the implementation of the directive in Germany?
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Customer Magazin NEWS 03/2025 An ESG scoring service such as msg.CST from msg for banking offers banks an efficient and scalable solution for meeting regulatory requirements and making sustainable credit decisions with AI-supported data collection, standardised assessments and a pay-per-use model.