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Vacancy notice.pdf
European Banking Authority (EBA) vacancy notice for Head of Economic Analysis and Impact Assessment Unit in London, responsible for leading ex-ante and ex-post impact assessments, regulatory research, and stakeholder coordination under the EBA’s mandate.
Additional background and guidance for asking questions May 2018 - FINAL....pdf
EBA guidance from May 2018 on submitting questions about the practical application of CRD, CRR, BRRD, and DGSD regulations, including eligibility, prioritization, and formatting requirements for the Q&A process.
DPM data dictionary
Eligibility criteria grid.docx
Vacancy notice.pdf
European Banking Authority (EBA) vacancy notice for an IT Operations Specialist (Contract Agent, FG IV) to support IT applications and infrastructure, ensure system security, automation, and compliance with EU regulations – deadline 7 June 2018.
2017 October - December Q4 PMR.pdf
EBA Q4 2017 report on stakeholder meetings covering CRR2 proposals, IFRS 9, internal governance guidelines, PSD2, Brexit impacts on EU passporting, and discussions with banks, payment firms, and policymakers on regulatory developments.
Letter from Olivier Guersent on the CfA the purposes of revising the own fund requirements for credit, operational market & credit valuation adjustment risk 040518.pdf
European Commission requests EBA’s technical advice on revising own fund requirements for credit, operational, market, and credit valuation adjustment risks under Basel III reforms, assessing impact on EU banking sector and implementation challenges by June 2019.
Call for advice to the EBA for the purposes of revising the own fund requirements for credit, operational market & credit valuation adjustment risk 040518.pdf
European Commission calls on EBA to assess the impact of Basel III reforms on EU banks' own fund requirements for credit, operational, market, and credit valuation adjustment risks, including capital ratios, risk-weighted assets, and implementation challenges by 2022–2027 under CRR/CRD frameworks.
EBA will support the Commission in the implementation of the Basel III framework in the EU
The EBA welcomed the European Commission's call for advice on the implementation in the EU of the Basel III framework, which was finalised in December 2017. In its call, the Commission is asking the EBA to prepare a comprehensive analysis to assess the potential impact of the different elements of the Basel reform on the EU banking sector and the wider economy.
Report on 2016 CVA risk monitoring exercise.pdf
Report on 2016 CVA risk monitoring exercise
Consultation Paper amending Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016-2251 (JC 2018 15).pdf
EBA and ESAs consult on draft regulatory technical standards amending Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/2251 to extend risk-mitigation requirements for uncleared OTC derivatives to those used in STS securitisations under Regulation (EU) 2017/2402.
Public hearing on Guidelines on specification of types of exposures to be associated with high risk
ESAs consult on amendments to joint EMIR standards
The European Supervisory Authorities Authority (ESAs) launched today two joint consultation to amend Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) on the clearing obligation and risk mitigation techniques for OTC derivatives not cleared. These standards, which implement the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR), aim to amend the current regulation on the clearing obligation and risk mitigation techniques on OTC derivatives not cleared by a central counterparties (CCPs) in order to provide a specific treatment for simple, transparent and standardised (STS) securitisation and ensure a level playing field with covered bonds. The consultations run until 15 June 2018.
EBA publishes results of its 2016 CVA risk monitoring exercise
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today a Report on its 2016 CVA risk monitoring exercise, which assesses the impact on own funds requirements of the reintegration of the transactions currently exempted from the scope of the CVA risk charge. The results, in line with those of the previous monitoring exercise, continue to show the materiality of CVA risks that are currently not capitalised due to the CRR exemptions.