Monitor Prawniczy

no. 15/2022

The risk of using ICT services in the financial sector – discussion of selected requirements of the proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on digital operational resilience for the financial sector (DORA)

Michał Kulesza
Autor jest adwokatem przy Izbie Adwokackiej w Warszawie, Partnerem w Maruta Wachta sp. k., Zespół Regulacji i Technologii Finansowych.
Piotr Filipowski
Autor jest aplikantem adwokackim przy Izbie Adwokackiej w Warszawie, Senior Associate Maruta Wachta sp. k., Zespół Regulacji i Technologii Finansowych.
Abstract

The authorities of the European Union strive at regulating the issue of the management of risk associated with the use of new technologies by financial sector entiies. The planned regulation – the so-called DORA Regulation – is aimed at uniforming the risk management framework which has been so far specified in the specific acts for individual sectors, e.g. insurance, banking, investment sectors. Many duties arising from DORA already exist in the applicable legal system, though it is mainly a matter of soft law created by both European and Polish Supervisory Authorities. A novelty in the planned Regulation is that supervision will be extended not only to financial entities, but also ICT service providers classified as key operators.