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NLB Receives Higher MREL Requirement from Bank of Slovenia

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  • NLB received a new Bank of Slovenia decision raising its consolidated MREL ratios slightly above prior levels.
  • The higher MREL thresholds take immediate effect, shaping NLB’s capital planning and reinforcing its loss-absorbing capacity expectations.
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NLB Receives Higher MREL Requirement from Bank of Slovenia

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Nova Ljubljanska Banka dd ( (DE:N1V2) ) has provided an update.

Nova Ljubljanska Banka d.d. has received a new decision from the Bank of Slovenia setting its consolidated minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities at 30.15% of total risk exposure amount, excluding combined buffer requirements, and 11.71% of leverage ratio exposure for the NLB Resolution Group. The revised thresholds, which slightly increase the previous MREL levels and apply with immediate effect, underscore ongoing regulatory expectations for robust loss-absorbing capacity and may influence the bank’s capital planning and funding strategy within its group structure.

More about Nova Ljubljanska Banka dd

Nova Ljubljanska Banka d.d. (NLB) is a leading Slovenian banking group headquartered in Ljubljana, providing a broad range of retail and corporate banking services. The group operates across Southeast Europe, focusing on universal banking products, risk management, and regulatory capital strength to support its regional market position.

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