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EMEA Centre of Excellence for Recovery and Resolution 

The multidisciplinary team consists of our most senior and experienced experts from across EMEA. The Centre of Excellence (“CoE ”) acts as an expert pool and a forum to bring together cross border and cross service line recovery and resolution experts from across EMEA and through the Deloitte network more broadly, including from the US and Asia Pacific. 

Our CoE members bring a wealth of industry and regulatory experience. This includes former members of key international and EU organisations, such as the Single Resolution Board (SRB), European Banking Authority (EBA), International Monetary Fund (IMF), and National Supervisory and Resolution Authorities. We have also worked on recent banking crises, providing advice on complex restructuring and resolution procedures, as well as performing independent valuation roles. 

We have worked with banks and other financial institutions across numerous jurisdictions, supporting them with their recovery and resolution capabilities, and enhancing their "resolvability". Our team has also supported Resolution Authorities worldwide in designing and operationalising recovery and resolution frameworks, including issuing guidance on resolvability capabilities. We have also designed and delivered end-to-end recovery and resolution simulations and developed comprehensive Master Resolution Playbooks (MRPs), ensuring institutions and Boards are well-prepared for potential crises. Through our CoE, we engage in regular discussions with Resolution Authorities, facilitate various roundtables with financial institutions (both in peer groups or on country level) and organize webinars or write blogs on latest developments. 

We are deeply committed to promoting financial stability and a resilient banking sector. Our work is driven by the belief that effective recovery and resolution planning is critical for mitigating systemic risk and protecting the global financial system. We are passionate about leveraging our expertise and experience to support our clients and contribute to a safer and more stable financial future. 

Upcoming events

Deloitte's EMEA Centre of Excellence for Recovery and Resolution & Banking Union Centre in Frankfurt
Flagship Event | 14 October 2025 in Brussels

The Future of Recovery and Resolution: Navigating Geopolitical Risk and Operational Complexity

Deloitte's EMEA Centre of Excellence for Recovery and Resolution & Banking Union Centre in Frankfurt (BUCF) are hosting an exclusive in-person event designed to spark insightful discussions and forge valuable collections with fellow banking professionals. Held the day before the Annual Conference of the SRB, this is your chance to delve into critical topics such as geopolitics and its impact on RRP, separability and transferability, and MIS for resolution and supervisory purposes.

Join us for an opportunity to engage in dynamic panel discussions, share perspectives with industry leaders and connect with resolution authorities and supervisors.

Secure your spot by registering now.

Welcome
15:00 – 15:30  Registration and Welcome Coffee

15:30 – 15:45  Welcome 

15:45 – 16:15  Keynote Speech

  • Karen Braun-Munzinger, Board Member of the SRB 

Panel 1:  
Geopolitics and its impact on RRP

16:15 – 17:00  Moderator: Alastair Morley (Deloitte)

  • Oliver Schutz, Managing Director for Banking Resolution at Financial Market Authority Austria and Chairperson of EBA Resolution Committee 
  • Isabel García Mora, Head of Crisis Management, Recovery and Resolution at Banco Santander 
  • Marianne Sheena, Executive Director and Head of RRP at JP Morgan 

17:00 – 17:15  Coffee Break 

Panel 2:  
Separability and Transferability

 17:15 – 18:00  Moderator: Nikoletta Kleftouri (Deloitte)

  • Stefan Wilmink, Head of Crisis Preparedness and Response at ECB  
  • Anna Cox, Group Head of RRP at Barclays 
  • Irene Goh, Group Head of RRP at HSBC 

Panel 3:  
MIS for Resolution and Supervisory purposes 

18:00 – 18:45  Moderator: Steven Van Honacker (Deloitte)

  • Alejandro Fernández de Miguel, Head of Resolution Office at BBVA 

Conclusion
18:45 – 18:55  Closing Remarks 

18:55 – 20:00  Dinner 

Our selected publications

Final EBA Guidelines on Overall Recovery Capacity in Recovery Planning | Deloitte UK

With European Banking Authority’s (EBA) final Guidelines on the determination and assessment of the overall recovery capacity (ORC) in recovery planning coming into force on 27 October 2023, this blog builds on our previous article published when the guidelines were still under consultation.
Perspective
5 minute read

Solvent Exit Planning for Non-Systemic Banks and Building Societies | Deloitte UK

The PRA published its Consultation Paper (CP10/23) on Solvent Exit Planning for Non-Systemic Banks and Building Societies. This blog provides an overview of Solvent Exit, the proposed new requirements, and key considerations for firms to consider in their implementation.
Perspective
9 minute read

Final EBA Guidelines on improving resolvability published | Deloitte UK

The European Banking Authority (EBA) published its final Guidelines on resolvability testing in June 2023, which mark a shift in focus toward operationalisation of capabilities and assurance following several years of policy development and capability implementation.
Perspective
5 minute read

Testing for testing times | Deloitte UK

In the wake of recent bank failures and enhanced regulatory expectations, we explore testing and assurance in recovery and resolution planning
Perspective
5 minute read

Solvent Exit for Insurers

The PRA has finally published its highly anticipated CP around solvent exit planning for insurers. The CP is considerably more detailed than we expected, outlining the PRA’s proposed new rules and expectations for insurers to prepare for solvent exit in a draft supervisory statement (SS).
Perspective
6 minute read

UK recovery, resolution and solvent exit

The recovery, resolution and solvent exit rules provide insurers and supervisors with a range of tools to facilitate an insurer’s restructuring or exit from the market – and, depending on the type and size of firm, requirements will differ for each.
Perspective
6 minute read

Wind-down planning: the ever-increasing regulatory focus | Deloitte UK

This blog discusses key regulatory expectations and industry observations for wind-down planning for all FCA solo-regulated firms.
Perspective
5 minute read

Wind-down plans unwrapped | Deloitte UK

We therefore intend to do more in the coming years to increase our confidence that firms can exit the market without disturbing it, in an orderly way and without having to rely on the backstop of an insolvency or resolution process.
Perspective
5 minute read

Funding in resolution – tackling the RAF requirements | Deloitte UK

Resolution is much more than just a capital issue – a material capital shortfall will almost certainly lead to a liquidity shortfall and so a successful resolution will require more than bail-in or partial transfer, but also sufficient funding to allow the bank to meet its liabilities throughout the stabilisation period and beyond. Simply put, bail-in alone may not be the complete solution – without additional liquidity support, banks can still fail.
Perspective
5 minute read

Harnessing your Capacity - EBA Consultation on Recovery Capacity | Deloitte UK

In December 2022, the European Banking Authority (EBA) published its consultation paper (EBA/CP/2022/15) on guidance for calculating “recovery capacity”. Whilst the requirement for calculating recovery capacity was established by the EBA in 2014, this consultation provides further articulation of regulatory expectations around it. This paper follows a survey carried out by the EBA that showed that regulatory assessments of recovery capacity were not consistent across regulators.
Perspective
5 minute read

Insurance recovery and resolution | Deloitte UK

Insurance recovery and resolution is a topic that has been around for many years, but it is only recently, following a number of important developments, that we can see regulatory plans being put into action.
Perspective
5 minute read

Planning for Solvent Exit – SS 11/24

On 18 December 2024, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) published its seasonal gift to the insurance industry - its policy on solvent exit planning for insurers, which is largely unchanged from the 2024 consultation paper and covered in our previous blogs: Time to get ready 29/01/2024 and An evolving landscape for insurers 12/04/2024. 
Perspective
5 minute read

Key country contacts

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Key contacts

Alastair Morley

Alastair Morley

Partner
+44 (0)20 7303 4785
Nikoletta Kleftouri

Nikoletta Kleftouri

Partner
+44 20 8039 8757
Steven Van Honacker

Steven Van Honacker

Director, Risk Advisory
+ 32 2 800 24 68