EBA, EIOPA, and ESMA joint discussion paper on automation in financial advice – consults stakeholders on benefits, risks, and market evolution of automated tools in banking, insurance, and investment sectors, with feedback deadline 4 March 2016.
EBA, ESMA, and EIOPA consult on the use of credit ratings by financial intermediaries under Article 5(a) of the CRA Regulation, seeking stakeholder feedback on regulatory practices and alternatives by February 2015.
EBA Joint Committee discussion paper on Big Data use by financial institutions – explores benefits, risks, regulatory frameworks (data protection, consumer protection), market impact, and ethical considerations for banks and consumers.
European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, ESMA, EIOPA) consult on draft Regulatory Technical Standards under EMIR for risk mitigation techniques, including collateral, margin requirements, and eligible assets for non-centrally cleared OTC derivatives, seeking stakeholder feedback by April 2012.
European Banking Authority (EBA) minutes from the December 2019 European Forum for Innovation Facilitators (EFIF) meeting – covering updates on regulatory sandboxes, innovation hubs, AI, Big Data, crypto-assets, and cross-sector collaboration among EU financial and data protection authorities.
EBA-hosted EFIF meeting minutes from April 2020 covering updates on innovation hubs, regulatory sandboxes, the ROFIEG report’s 30 FinTech recommendations, EU Digital Finance Strategy consultations, and FinTech’s role in COVID-19 response across AI, crypto-assets, and data regulation.
European Forum for Innovation Facilitators (EFIF) April 2021 meeting minutes – covering updates on EU innovation hubs and regulatory sandboxes, RegTech survey findings, Greece’s FinTech sandbox under the SRSP Regulation, cross-border testing frameworks, and discussions on digital finance, AML/CFT, and crypto-asset regulations.
European Forum for Innovation Facilitators (EFIF) December 2020 meeting minutes – covering updates on EU innovation hubs and regulatory sandboxes, third-country authority insights (ASIC, MAS), and progress on the EU Digital Finance Platform and cross-border testing framework.
European Forum for Innovation Facilitators (EFIF) February 2021 meeting minutes – covering updates on EU innovation hubs and regulatory sandboxes, progress on cross-border testing frameworks, RegTech survey results, blockchain sandbox experiences, and discussions on an EFIF database for information sharing.
European Forum for Innovation Facilitators (EFIF) January 2022 minutes – covering updates on innovation facilitators, RegTech tools for AML/KYC, NFTs, DeFi, data protection, and progress on the EU Digital Finance Platform for cross-border testing and FinTech cooperation.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) today published a Report on how to incorporate ESG risks in the supervision of investment firms. The Report also provides an initial assessment of how ESG factors and ESG risks could be included in the supervisory assessment of investment firms.
Written statement
Introductory statement by José Manuel Campa at the ECON annual hearing
Report on incorporating ESG risks in the supervision of investment firms
Statement by the Chair of the Joint Committee of the European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, EIOPA, ESMA) outlining 2022 key achievements in risk assessment, sustainable finance, digitalisation, and consumer protection, including updates on SFDR, DORA, and MiCA implementation.
EBA Joint Committee 2022 annex summarizing key deliverables on EU financial system risks, sustainable finance disclosures under SFDR, and digital finance developments, including risk reports, regulatory technical standards, and cross-border innovation testing frameworks.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) today issued a call for expression of interest to join two Technical Expert Groups - on crypto assets service providers and anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism (TEG-CASPs/AML) and on restrictive measures regimes (TEG-RMRs) – and a call for input on the “joint Guidelines to prevent the abuse of fund transfers for ML/TF purposes” issued in 2017 by the European Supervisory Authorities. These will provide technical advice to the EBA on those aspects of the revised Regulation on information accompanying transfers of funds (TFR) that relate to the EBA’s mandates.
Call for Input on the 2017 Joint Guidelines to prevent the abuse of fund transfers for ML/TF purposes
Call for expression of interest to the EBA’s Technical Expert Group on crypto asset service providers and AML (TEG-CASPs/AML)