The Single Resolution Board has published its Expectations on Valuation Capabilities, updating how banks should prepare data and processes to enable timely and robust valuations if they fail. The framework expects banks to ensure a standardised, high-quality dataset is available to independent valuers to support resolution decision-making and improve crisis readiness. The expectations position valuation in crisis as a key component of the SRM Vision 2028 strategy and emphasise that management information systems must be able to provide accurate and timely information. They reflect feedback from a public consultation held between 2 April and 2 July 2025, with the final framework streamlined by reducing certain documents and data attributes, removing the continuous access requirement to data repositories for resolution, and clarifying the role of valuation playbooks; a feedback statement summarises how comments were addressed. The new expectations replace the SRB’s 2020 guidance. Banks are expected to implement the expectations progressively by the end of 2029.
Single Resolution Board 2025-12-16
Single Resolution Board publishes modernised expectations on banks’ valuation capabilities in resolution with implementation by end-2029
The Single Resolution Board has updated Expectations on Valuation Capabilities, urging banks to prepare standardized, high-quality data for independent valuations in crises. Part of the SRM Vision 2028 strategy, it emphasizes accurate management information systems and incorporates feedback from a recent public consultation. These new expectations, replacing 2020 guidance, require progressive implementation by banks by the end of 2029.