The ECB updates rules on which assets can be used as collateral in Eurosystem loans
23 Mar 2026Effective: 22 Jan 202694 views
Who is affected:
Credit institutions and national central banks of the Eurosystem
Summary
The European Central Bank amends its temporary rules on the assets that banks can use as collateral to obtain funding. It mainly affects financial institutions operating with the Eurosystem.
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Guideline ECB/2026/3 amends Guideline ECB/2014/31, which governs additional temporary measures relating to Eurosystem refinancing operations and the eligibility of collateral assets. These rules determine which assets banks may submit as collateral to access ECB liquidity. The amendment may broaden, restrict or adjust …
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