European Banking Authority eligibility criteria for Temporary Agent (AD 5) roles – outlines required EU/EEA nationality, education, language proficiency, and integrity standards for applicants, including specific documentation and declaration requirements.
EBA vacancy notice for a Policy Expert in loss absorbency capacity, focusing on MREL/TLAC policy, own funds, and regulatory standards development under the EU banking framework in Paris (applications closed March 2022).
OECD-INFE presents the EU/OECD-INFE Financial Competence Framework for adults, addressing financial literacy gaps and resilience post-Covid-19, outlining core competencies and cross-cutting dimensions at the 2022 Joint ESAs financial education conference.
EBA and ESAs conference 2022 presentation by Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre on the rise of online fraud and scams, analysing trends, threats, and cybercrime prevention strategies in the financial sector.
Presentation by Prof. Annamaria Lusardi at the 2022 Joint ESAs conference on financial education, covering financial literacy trends, vulnerable groups, and strategies to boost financial resilience using the TIAA-GFLEC Personal Finance Index.
EBA and ESAs joint conference presentation by Professor Kern Alexander on financial education, sustainable finance disclosures, and EU regulatory reforms to combat greenwashing, enhance transparency, and integrate sustainability risks in financial advice and risk management.
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The European Banking Authority (EBA), in agreement with the European Commission, is adjusting the Single Rulebook Q&A process to ensure that questions are answered efficiently and within a reasonable time. In addition to these adjustments, other measures are taken to overcome a backlog of older questions received through the Q&A tool prior to 1 January 2020 when the Q&A process was updated as part of the last ESAs Review.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today an Opinion on the amendments proposed by the European Commission as regards the EBA final draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) specifying the methodology for calculating the fixed overheads requirements for investment firms in the context of the implementation of the Investment Firms Regulation (IFR). Despite having identified a substantive change in the Commission’s version of the RTS, the EBA considers the amendments continue to strike a good balance between the flexibility and risk sensitivity required for the calculation of the fixed overheads requirement and the need for a harmonised regulatory framework.
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Draft amended RTS on FOR
Opinion on the European Commission’s amendments relating to the final draft Regulatory Technical Standards for own funds requirements for investment firms
European Commission letter outlining proposed amendments to EBA’s draft regulatory technical standards (RTS) on own funds requirements for investment firms under Regulation (EU) 2019/2033, focusing on fixed overheads deductions for market makers and technical adjustments.
European Commission draft regulatory technical standards (RTS) under Regulation (EU) 2019/2033, specifying own funds requirements for investment firms based on fixed overheads, including deductions, material change criteria, and adjustments for commodity and emission allowance dealers.