EBA Chairperson Andrea Enria’s 2016 opening remarks at the EBA’s 5th anniversary conference highlight key achievements in regulatory reforms, crisis response, and the Single Rulebook, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and EU-wide coordination in banking supervision.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today an Opinion specifying the general principles and timelines for the implementation of the regulatory review of the internal ratings-based (IRB) approach. The aim of the Opinion is to provide guidance and clarity to both Competent Authorities and institutions on the planned review and its implementation. The Opinion is supported by a Report, which summarises the feedback received from the public consultation on the EBA discussion paper on the future of the IRB approach.
EBA MB 2015 099rev1 (Final Minutes MB Meeting 16 Nov 2015)
EBA Report on the regulatory review of the IRB Approach
DOV SCU SEC 05 2016 Bank Expert - Eligibility criteria grid
07 COMM SER OP Clarifications No. 2
DOV SCU SEC 05 2016 Bank Expert (Supervisory Convergence)
EBA-Op-2016-01 Opinion on IRB implementation
In the context of the forthcoming implementation of the IFRS 9 Financial instruments standard (IFRS 9) in the EU, the European Banking Authority (EBA) is launching an impact assessment of the standard on a sample of approximately 50 institutions across the EU.
Public hearing- Draft CP RTS Market Risk Assessment Methodology- 25 January 2016
EBA Risk Assessment Report 2016
Compliance Table-GLs on methods for calculating contributions to dgs
The draft ITS set out in detail aspects of the supervisory cooperation in the joint decision process for an initial application, and for the approval of material extensions or changes to internal models.
The draft RTS specify general conditions for the establishment and functioning of colleges of supervisors, while the draft ITS establish important procedures to structure and facilitate the interaction and cooperation between the consolidating supervisor and the relevant competent authorities.
As the European Banking Authority (EBA) gets ready to mark its first five years of activities with its conference in London this Friday, Chairperson Andrea Enria explains the conference will be about dialogue with banking stakeholders on achievements and remaining challenges in strengthening the EU banking sector.
EBA Banking Stakeholder Group (BSG) responds to ESAs' consultation on PRIIPs Key Information Documents (KIDs), addressing transparency, comparability, and disclosure standards for packaged retail and insurance-based investment products, including methodology, default amounts, and risk assessment guidelines.