2022 Report on Funding Plans.pdf
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EBA has been awarded top European standard for its environmental performance
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has become the first European agency in France to be registered for its environmental performance under the European Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS). The registration was issued by the French Ministry for the Ecological Transition for a duration of three years. The scope of EMAS covers all the EBA’s operational and core business activities.
220516_Certificat_ABE-vf.pdf
EMAS registration certificate
220516_Décision_ABE.pdf
EMAS registration decision
ERA RAST SEC 3 2022 - Bank Sector Analyst final - extended to 12 October.pdf
EBA vacancy notice for a Bank Sector Analyst (Seconded National Expert) in Paris, focusing on EU-wide stress testing, risk assessment, macroprudential analysis, and climate risk in the banking sector – applications extended to 12 October 2022.
DART RT SEC 5-2022 - Policy Expert (Reporting) - extended to 12 October.pdf
EBA vacancy notice for a Seconded National Expert (Policy Expert) in Reporting to support integrated reporting initiatives, including roadmap development, data dictionary, and stakeholder coordination, based in Paris with applications extended to 12 October 2022.
Board of Supervisors meeting
sg34-45-1503-union-law-interpretation-questions-forwarded-to-commission.pdf
EBA forwards key interpretation questions on SFDR and Taxonomy Regulation (TR) to the European Commission, addressing principal adverse impact disclosures, financial adviser obligations, product scope, good governance practices, and disclosure requirements for existing and discontinued financial products.
jc-2022-26-union-law-interpretation-questions-forwarded-to-the-commission.pdf
European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) forward interpretation queries on the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) and Taxonomy Regulation (TR) to the European Commission, covering principal adverse impact disclosures, financial adviser obligations, product transparency, good governance, and disclosure requirements for financial products.
JC 2022 47 - Union law interpretation questions under SFDR.pdf
European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) seek clarification from the European Commission on key SFDR interpretation issues, including sustainable investment definitions, carbon emissions reduction disclosures, principal adverse impacts (PAI) considerations, and periodic reporting requirements for financial products.
Joint Report on Risks and Vulnerabilities - Autumn 2022.pdf
Joint Committee Autumn 2022 Report on Risks and Vulnerabilities
EBA-Op-2022-09 Opinion of the EBA on measures in accordance with Article 458 of Regulation (EU) No 5752013.pdf
EBA Opinion on measures in accordance with Article 133 (EBA-Op-2022-09)
EBA issues Opinion on measures to address macroprudential risk following notification by De Nederlandsche Bank
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today an Opinion following the notification by De Nederlandsche Bank (Central Bank of the Netherlands) of its intention to extend a macroprudential measure introduced in 2020 and activated on 1 January 2022. The measure imposes a minimum average risk weight on Dutch housing loan portfolios for credit institutions that have adopted an internal ratings-based (IRB) approach. Based on the submitted evidence the EBA does not object to the extension of the measure.
ESAs warn of rising risks amid a deteriorating economic outlook
The three European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, EIOPA and ESMA - ESAs) issued today their Autumn 2022 joint risk report. The report highlights that the deteriorating economic outlook, high inflation and rising energy prices have increased vulnerabilities across the financial sectors. The ESAs advise national supervisors, financial institutions and market participants to prepare for challenges ahead.
EBA Workshop on EBA College Platform– Existing Users
Tuesday 20 September 2022 (virtual event)EBA Workshop on EBA College Platform– New Users
20 September 2022 (virtual event)EBA issues revised list of validation rules
The European Banking Authority (EBA) today issued a revised list of validation rules for its reporting standards (Technical Standards and Guidelines), highlighting those which have been deactivated either for incorrectness or for triggering IT problems. Competent Authorities throughout the EU are informed that data submitted in accordance with these reporting standards should not be formally validated against the set of deactivated rules. In addition, the EBA also reactivated some validation rules, which should be applied again.
EBA Validation Rules 2022-09-09.xlsx
Validation Rules
Eurofi 2022 - Crypto-assets.pdf
EBA Chair José Manuel Campa discusses MiCA regulation implementation, crypto-asset risks, and supervisory preparedness at Eurofi 2022, covering compliance, consumer protection, DeFi, staking, and international coordination ahead of MiCA’s 2023 enforcement.
Eurofi 2022 Business model.pdf
EBA analysis from the 2022 Eurofi event examines European bank business models, their viability, and sustainability—comparing cross-border and local universal banks, stress-test performance, and the impact of digital innovation, ESG transition, and Capital Markets Union on future banking strategies.