José Carlos Sánchez-Vizcaíno, Depositary Monitoring director of Cecabank, has participated in the XXXII Legal Debate organised by FundsPeople, concentrating on the impact of the Directive on Requirements of Capital (CRD VI) in the financial sector.
During the meeting, the regulatory main changes were tackled that introduces the CRD VI, as the support of the monitoring, new demands for the statutory authorities and the regulation of the third-party companies countries that they operate in the EU.
In its intervention, José Carlos Sánchez-Vizcaíno emphasised that one of the topics more relevant is the harmonisation of different standards that they already contemplated aspects related to the cyberresilience. “Supposes a boost in the comprehensive frame of the risk management of the companies and it considers them as part of an ecosystem. The standard contemplates that that ecosystem will be so resiliente as it is it each of the participants. Therefore, the same as are seeing in Spain managers of small or middling size that they are suffering more when do the investments that are needed, also is reaching to suppliers of ICT services, that they are less familiarised with this type of regulation”, pointed out.
