EBA submits report and opinion to the European Commission on green loans and mortgages, proposing an EU definition, voluntary label based on the Taxonomy, and measures to boost uptake while ensuring borrower protection and transparency in sustainable lending.
European Banking Authority (EBA) annex providing a December 2023 market overview of green loans and mortgages, analyzing their share, standards, and classification across households, SMEs, and non-financial corporations in the EU prudential framework.
EBA Banking Stakeholder Group supports ISSB’s climate-related disclosure standards to enhance global transparency on climate risks, aligning with ESRS and SFDR frameworks to promote interoperability and reduce greenwashing in sustainable finance.
EBA opinion on green loans and mortgages for retail borrowers and SMEs – proposes an EU-wide definition based on the Taxonomy Regulation, assesses market practices, and recommends measures to boost uptake while ensuring consumer protection and market credibility.
EBA report from December 2023 analyzing green loans and mortgages in the EU, assessing market practices, challenges, and proposing a common framework for definition, labeling, and transition finance under the sustainable finance agenda.
EBA consults on draft amendments to Regulatory Technical Standards for the Standardised Approach for Counterparty Credit Risk (SA-CCR), covering risk category mapping, supervisory delta formulas for interest rate and commodity options, and position determination under CRR.
EBA consults on draft Regulatory Technical Standards amending FRTB rules for profit and loss attribution, risk factor modellability, and treatment of FX and commodity risks in the banking book, with feedback deadline 14 March 2024.
European Banking Authority (EBA) discussion paper on Pillar 3 Data Hub (P3DH) processes, outlining disclosure procedures for institutions, data handling, validation, and dissemination, while consulting on practical implications, synergies with other projects, and policy mandates under the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR).
EBA consults on draft Implementing Technical Standards amending supervisory reporting under CRR 3, covering output floor, credit risk, market risk, leverage ratio, and trading book boundaries, with proposed changes to reporting frameworks and timelines.
EBA consultation on draft Implementing Technical Standards amending Pillar 3 disclosure requirements under CRR3, covering credit risk, market risk, output floor, CVA risk, and supervisory reporting alignment for EU banks.