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The guidelines establish a scoring process for assessing systemic importance based on evaluating an institution's size, importance, complexity, cross-border activity and interconnectedness.
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On December 16, 2014, the European Banking Authority
("EBA") published its final guidelines on the criteria to
determine the conditions of application of the Capital Requirements
Directive IV ("CRD IV") package in relation to the
assessment of other systemically important institutions. The
guidelines establish a scoring process for assessing systemic
importance based on evaluating an institution's size,
importance, complexity, cross-border activity and
interconnectedness. The guidelines are available at:
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