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European Central Bank European Union Prudential & Capital ✓ 13 claims 12 Oct 2026

ECB tightens collateral rules, moving to second-best ratings for private assets from November

The ECB has published amendments to its monetary policy implementation and haircut guidelines, consolidating four separately announced decisions into binding form effective 30 November 2026. The changes touch how private sector collateral is rated, how haircuts are calibrated, and which COVID-era instruments remain eligible. Treasury and collateral teams at euro area banks need to know what posts, at what haircut, from when.

  • Second-best external rating replaces first-best for private sector collateral from 30 November 2026; euro area public sector assets retain the first-best rule.
  • Haircut schedule updated, refining own-used or retained assets and adding granularity to individual credit claims by amortisation type.
  • COVID-19 guaranteed credit claims eligible only until end-2026; NFC financial subsidiaries reassigned to haircut category III.
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European Central Bank European Union Digital Assets ✓ 23 claims 12 Oct 2026

ECB's Cipollone sets 2029 digital euro target as trilogue nears deadline

Piero Cipollone laid out the ECB's full digital money strategy: a retail digital euro moving through trilogue, and the wholesale Pontes and Appia initiatives for tokenised settlement. The speech matters for the fresh financial-stability modelling on holding limits and for the concrete 2027 pilot and 2029 issuance timeline banks now need to plan against.

  • ECB aims for potential first digital euro issuance in 2029 if legislation concludes by end-2026; trilogue is under way with a Council push to finish this year.
  • Modelling of 2,025 banks shows holding limits up to €3,000 leave aggregate LCR at 163% and project a €127bn deposit inflow by 2034 under business-as-usual.
  • Pontes launched 21 September to settle tokenised transactions in central bank money, full implementation mid-2028; Appia blueprint targeted for 2028.