Publications

EBA 2025 trainee programme in the PRSP Department offering hands-on experience in developing banking regulations, technical standards, and supervisory practices under Basel III, IFRS9, liquidity, and risk frameworks.

European Banking Authority (EBA) invites applications for a 6-18 month paid traineeship in its Prudential Regulation and Supervisory Policy Department (PRSP) in Paris, targeting recent graduates in economics, finance, or related fields to support regulatory and supervisory projects.

European Banking Authority (EBA) eligibility criteria grid for the 2025 traineeship programme, outlining requirements for EU/EEA nationality, education, language proficiency, and document submission.

EBA Chairperson Jose Manuel Campa’s March 2025 public meeting register detailing engagements on European banking trends, sustainable finance, Brexit impacts, and regulatory developments with academia, industry panels, and stakeholders.

EBA March 2025 list of largest EU reporting banks and financial institutions by country, including LEI codes and names for supervisory and transparency purposes under EU banking regulations.

European Banking Authority public hearing on draft guidelines for ESG scenario analysis under its 2025 consultation, covering regulatory requirements, risk assessment frameworks, and next steps for banks and financial institutions.

EBA 2025 Policy Research Workshop calls for papers on financial structures, intermediaries, and their role in capital formation, growth, and stability—covering regulatory efficiency, risk management, ESG, digital finance, and access to finance, with submissions due 6 June 2025.

EBA FAQ on DORA’s registers of information reporting clarifies practical aspects of preparing and submitting contractual ICT third-party provider data under Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 and Implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/2956, including 2025 reporting requirements, consolidation rules, and 2024 dry run outcomes.

EBA final report on draft amending Implementing Technical Standards (ITS) under CRR III to update the joint decision process for internal model authorisations, excluding operational risk (AMA) and aligning with revised prudential permissions for credit, market, and CVA risks.