• ensure the safety and soundness of the European banking system
  • increase financial integration and stability
  • ensure consistent supervision
  • establishing a common approach to day-to-day supervision
  • taking harmonised supervisory actions and corrective measures
  • ensuring the consistent application of regulations and supervisory policies
  • conduct supervisory reviews, on-site inspections and investigations
  • grant or withdraw banking licences
  • assess banks’ acquisition and disposal of qualifying holdings
  • ensure compliance with EU prudential rules
  • set higher capital requirements (“buffers”) in order to counter any financial risks
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