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This article compares the traits of ADHD with the traits of creative personality types as described in the MyersBriggs Type Indicator known as. The Existential Search of the European Banking Authority. Shifting the Emphasis from Regulation to Supervision. This is the point to recall that it was the supervisory side that the EBA Chair, Andrea Enria, had in mind in particular when he referred to his organisations existential search. The EBAs overall contribution to supervisory convergence has been described as relatively limited. However, there is nothing intrinsically wrong with the EBA working more through facilitation than direction. It is also reasonable to maintain that the fact that the EBA has not made as much progress in supervision as some might have expected is at least as much to do with the distorting effects of the extraordinary demands on the regulatory side as other factors. Whilst regulatory work has dominated thus far, as the single rulebook becomes more complete and barring an unanticipated new regulatory push on the banking side from the EU institutions which seems unlikely given the switch of emphasis to strengthening capital markets to reduce the dependency on bank based finance and to diversify sources of finance for the real economy. EBA should be in a position to concentrate more of its effort and resources on supervision. How will the EBA rise to this challenge given its distinctive hybrid character and governance modelThe evidence from its contribution on the supervisory side so far provides pointers that are consistent with the overarching claim of this article that the EBA does have a meaningful future on the supervisory side but the potential for impact lies more in support and facilitation than in direct confrontation. Interpreting the Rulebook. For the EBA to function as an interpretative mechanism is a logical and value enhancing complement to its role in the making of regulatory products. Inconsistent interpretation by different authorities is notorious for its corrosive effect on supposedly harmonised cross border standards. Whilst some degrees removed from formal adjudication, an interpretative mechanism may have considerable de facto constitutive effects. The EBA has made a start in this regard through the establishment of its Single Rulebook Q A tool. The Q A tool is a centralised function for supervisory authorities, financial institutions and others to put to EBA staff questions relating to the CRDIV, CRR, BRRD and associated technical standards and guidelines. The process of responding to these questions entails close interaction between the EBA staff and the Commission, and on matters of particular significance the Directorate General Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union will itself prepare answers. The close interaction between the EBA and the Commission may help to reinforce the status of the EBAs Q A tool vis vis the complementary tool maintained by the ECB for the SSM. The Q A tool is an example of the EBA moving in the direction of telling supervisors and others what to do, but a degree of coercive authority is not ruled out by the central claim of this paper that the EBAs future may lie more in managing co existence through facilitation and support than in the assertion of directive authority. The EU single rulebook is a hard law system, and part of the EBAs complex hybridity is that it has a role, ancillary to that of the Commission, in enforcing adherence. Nevertheless, it is still possible to maintain that a quest for a meaningful future role for the EBA that is concentrated on formal ex post enforcement is unlikely to be particularly fruitful. On the spectrum of enforcement strategies, a repository of learning that aims to avoid problems by pointing authorities and firms to the correct interpretation of the rules is a very mild form of intervention. Enforcing the Rulebook. Consider the case of a national competent authority that has adopted an interpretation of EU law with which the EBAs legal and policy staff, backed by the Commission, disagree. What could the EBA do One option would for the EBA, prompted by a suitable question, to address the issue through its Single Rulebook Q A mechanism. Another option would be for the EBA, working through its Board of Supervisors, to issue an opinion, as it has done, for example, on the compatibility with the CRDIV bankers bonus restrictions of the practice, which was previously sanctioned by the UK Prudential Regulation Authority, of treating role based allowances as part of fixed remuneration. The use of the Q A mechanism and the issuance of opinions may be layers in a gradually escalating and iterative process of policy formation that later involves other steps, such as the issuance of new or extended Article 1. EU institutions on the possible need for a review of Level 1 or Level 2 texts. The EBA could also draw attention to practices that do not appear to be consistent with the law, as it has done, for example, in the area of administrative penalties. But what if none of this fixes the problemEnforcing the Rulebook Intervention Powers. Bury Take And Talk Manual Dexterity there. When the EBA and its sister Authorities were established, much attention focused on their new intervention powers, especially the power to investigate alleged breaches of EU law by competent authorities and, in certain circumstances, to impose a decision on financial institutions. These powers were among the most striking feature of the upgrade from the old committee based arrangements and appeared to signify the emergence of EU level bodies with real teeth. For the EBA to have the power to override competent authorities including the ECB creates a hierarchical structure that, on paper at least, is at odds with models infused with experimentalism. Does the existence of these powers therefore reveal as misconceived the claim that experimentalism, which emphasises lack of hierarchy, can help in efforts to understand the EBA and to identify a useful role for it Experience so far suggests not. Regulation in action i. EBA actually functions. So far as the Article 1. December 2. 01. 5 only one had led to a known formal recommendation. Moreover, the EBA has erred on the side of caution in its interpretation of the scope of the Article 1. It has stressed that as a small organisation it does not have the capacity to investigate all complaints. It has cited reliance on the views of a national supervisor to explain its decision not to use its own initiative investigation powers. Setting priorities in order not to be swamped by an unmanageable number of claims is an issue for all investigatory and enforcement agencies. Moreover, the enforcement pyramid of gradual escalation in the force of intervention is a standard feature of regulatory and supervisory practice. Nevertheless, the EBA track record does not suggest an intervention hungry body. Indeed a preference for alternative mechanisms is evident on the face of the relevant rules of procedure, which include, as a negative investigation factor, that the request is more suitable to be addressed by other means, such as peer review or mediation. It is also becoming clear that use of the EBAs Article 1. The power is subject to tight constraints 1 the EBA can act only where there is specific legislative provision for it to do so 2 at least one of the supervisors concerned must ask the EBA to become involved but 3 as a qualification to 2, the EBA can take up the matter on its own initiative where the specific legislative provision in question permits and on the basis of objective criteria, disagreement between competent authorities can be determined. The EBAs Article 1. This is an issue of particular sensitivity in the banking context, where often enforcement may be less about the imposition of a sanction to correct an irregularity than a supervisory Pillar 2 judgment that an institution must hold additional capital. By the end of December 2. EBA for binding mediation,1. EBA had sought to use its own initiative Article 1.