As coordinator of the Energy Efficient Mortgages Initiative (EEMI), the European Mortgage Federation – European Covered Bond Council (EMF-ECBC) is delighted to invite you the fifth Edition of the Virtual EEMI Bauhaus Event this Monday, 26 April from 14:00 to 16:00 CEST.
To access the event, please use this link.
Each presentation will be followed by a 15 minutes Question & Answer Session open to all participants
Sanna Eriksson – CEO
OP Financial Group is the leading bank in Finland with a market share of 39% in mortgage loans. As we aim at becoming a regular issuer of green covered bonds, we created a statistical model to assess the energy efficiency of the collateral for which EPCs were not publicly available. Acknowledging the time it took us to build and integrate a process that automatically tags green loans into our regular pooling, we are very proud of our in-house work in building this model.
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Miguel Garcia de Eulate – Head of Treasury and Capital Markets
The EU Taxonomy will impact all banking activities, from governance and reporting to disclosures and funding. However, nothing will be more transformative for the industry than the impact on its banking book (securities and loans portfolios). Moreover, this impact has the potential to unfold into key banking issues such as capital requirements and even asset quality. How can retail banks’ strategies adapt?
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Martin Koch – Policy Officer – DG ECFIN (L3 – InvestEU implementation)
The presentation provides information on the InvestEU Programme, notably the InvestEU Fund, to scale-up finance for investment, with a focus on sustainable investments.
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Lucienne Krosse – Thematic Leader Sustainable Cities and Buildings InnoEnergy SE
Mikel Lasa, CEO InnoEnergy Iberia
Manuel Calvo Diaz, Naturgy Foundation
Europe set itself an ambitious target: to be the first climate-neutral continent in 2050. To realize the climate goals, acceleration of the refurbishment of existing buildings is imperative (up to at least 2-3% per year). Despite a variety of subsidy schemes to promote energy efficiency on product, technology and building level, the uptake of deep renovation or even shallow renovation is still limited. The rate at which new buildings either replace this old stock, or expand the total stock, is low (about 1% a year).
In this presentation an overview is provided of different initiatives, business models, experiences and success cases, addressing the refurbishment of existing buildings across the world. The overview is intended to provide insights on the specific barriers, solutions and results.
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Established in 1967, the European Mortgage Federation (EMF) is the voice of the European mortgage industry on the retail side of the business, representing the interests of mortgage lenders at European level.
