EBA virtual panel discussing digital financial education and literacy challenges during COVID-19, featuring EU institutions, academics, and industry experts to explore household financial fragility and policy responses.
EBA’s response to the Ombudsman’s inquiry concerning complaint 2168/2019/KR
EBA Virtual panel - Digital Financial education Covid-19 context - Final Programme
Resolution Colleges Annual Report 2019
European Banking Authority (EBA) public meeting register for August 2020 reporting no disclosed meetings involving Acting Executive Director Peter Mihalik during 16–31 August.
European Banking Authority (EBA) public meeting register for August 2020 – details meetings held by Chairperson Jose Manuel Campa, including discussions with Spanish officials on the economic situation and regulatory topics.
European Banking Authority (EBA) responds to European Ombudsman findings on post-employment conflicts of interest, outlining updated ethics policies, criteria for prohibiting external roles, and procedures to restrict access to confidential information for departing staff.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today its Annual Report on resolution colleges for 2019. The Report sets out the EBA’s observations on the efficiency, effectiveness and consistency of the functioning of resolution colleges during the year and the progress achieved in key areas of resolution planning. It also highlights the main areas that the EBA will monitor in 2020, which primarily address responses to the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. Overall, the Report shows that resolution colleges continue to be an active forum for resolution authorities in the development of resolution plans for cross-border banking groups, where the intensity and quality of cooperation and dialogue has also improved.
François-Louis Michaud has started today his new role as Executive Director of the European Banking Authority (EBA). Michaud, who was confirmed in this role after a plenary vote in the European Parliament on 8 July 2020, will serve a five-year renewable term.