Summary of the EBA 2012 Annual Report.pdf
2012 European Banking Authority Annual Report - Summary
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EBA Opinion on Good Practices for Borrowers in Payment Difficulties.pdf
EBA/Op/2013/03 Opinion on Good Practices for the Treatment of Borrowers in Mortgage Payment Difficulties
Stn_240613_DK_EBA_CP_2013_06_Forbearance_final.pdf
European Banking Authority Consultation Paper related material - Response from German Banking Industry Committee (EBA/CP/2013/06)
EBA Opinion on Good Practices for Responsible Mortgage Lending.pdf
EBA/Op/2013/02 Opinion on Good Practices for Responsible Mortgage Lending
EBA publishes good practices for responsible mortgage lending and treatment of borrowers in payment difficulties
The European Banking Authority (EBA) publishes today two Opinions on good practices for (i) responsible mortgage lending and (ii) for the treatment of borrowers in mortgage payment difficulties. Both Opinions are addressed to competent authorities and aim at promoting common practices, with the ultimate view of enhancing consumer protection and contributing to the stability, integrity and effectiveness of the financial system.
EBA consults on the process to define highly liquid assets in the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR)
The EBA issues today a discussion paper presenting the methodology and scope of its forthcoming analysis on definitions of highly liquid assets. The proposed methodology is based on a scorecard, which aims at producing an ordinal ranking of assets by combining a set of different liquidity indicators. Following the outcome of the analysis, the EBA will report to the European Commission on appropriate definitions of high and extremely high liquidity and credit quality of transferable assets for the purpose of the LCR.
EBA Management Board Meeting
6. Euroclear.pdf
European Banking Authority Consultation Paper related material - Response from Euroclear (EBA/CP/2013/09)
6. Euroclear.pdf
European Banking Authority Consultation Paper related material - Response from Euroclear (EBA/CP/2013/08)
Consultation on draft Technical Standards for the definition of material risk takers for remuneration purposes
The European Banking Authority launches today a consultation paper on draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) on criteria to identify categories of staff whose professional activities have a material impact on an institution’s risk profile. These material risk takers will be subject to specific provisions of the Capital Requirements Directive (CRD) related, in particular, to the payment of variable remuneration. The consultation runs until 21 August.
Consultation on draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) on the conditions for assessing the materiality of extensions and changes of internal approaches for credit, market and operational risk
EBA consults on EU technical standards for recovery plans
CALM SEC 09 2013 PE liquidity.pdf
POLICY EXPERT (Liquidity and/or Leverage) REG CALM SEC 09/2013
REG-CALM SEC 09-2013 Policy Expert (liquidity and or leverage) - eligibility grid.docx
Eligibility criteria grid Policy expert (Liquidity and/or Leverage) REG CALM SEC 09/2013
2013-08-20 BSG Opinion to EBA CP 2013 11 on Remuneration material risk takers.pdf
BSG response to Consultation Paper (EBA/CP/2013/11)-10 June 2013
REG-CALM SEC 10-2013 Policy Expert (QA process on CRR-CRD)) - eligibility grid.docx
Eligibility criteria grid Policy expert (Q&A process on CRR/CRD)) REG CALM SEC 10/2013
CALM SEC 102013 PE QAs.pdf
POLICY EXPERT (Q&A process on CRR/CRD) REG CALM SEC 10/2013
2013-06-10 BSG Opinion to EBA CP 2013 02.pdf
BSG response to Consultation Paper (EBA/CP/2013/02)-10 June 2013
The European Banking Authority launches today its newly redesigned website
The European Banking Authority launches today its newly redesigned website, which features a more user-friendly navigation and easier access to information and essential resources.
Welcome to our newly redesigned website!
The European Banking Authority would like to welcome you to its newly redesigned website, which features a more user-friendly navigation and easier access to information and essential resources.Through the new website, users will have a better understanding of the Authority, its mandate, responsibilities and tasks and will be kept abreast of all its activities and latest news. The EBA hopes you will enjoy the new look and feel and invites you to explore the many new features.