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              Third country equivalence and international cooperation
The main goal of equivalence is to manage effectively and facilitate cross-border activity of financial market players in a sound prudential environment, as third countries adhere and adopt the same high standards of prudential rules that are in force within the EU. To this extent, the recognition of equivalence can provide mutual benefits for both the EU and third country financial markets and institutions. The EBA carries out two types of equivalence assessments: equivalence of the […]Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP) and Pillar 2
The aim of the Pillar 2 processes is to enhance the link between an institution's risk profile, its risk management and risk mitigation systems, and its capital planning. Pillar 2 can be divided into two major components: (i) aimed at institutions, where those are expected to establish sound, effective and complete strategies and processes to assess and maintain, on an ongoing basis, the amounts, types and distribution of internal capital commensurate to their risk profiles (ICAAP), as well as […]Asset-referenced and e-money tokens (MiCA)
Issuers of asset-referenced tokens (ARTs) and electronic money tokens (EMTs) are required to hold the relevant authorisation to carry out activities in the EU. The relevant requirements are set out in the Markets in Crypto-assets Regulation (MiCAR) and are complemented by technical standards and guidelines developed by the EBA. DocumentsStatement on the application of MiCAR to ARTs and EMTs | Priorities for the supervision of for ART and EMT issuersStatement on timely preparatory […]Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism
At the EBA our role is to lead, coordinate and monitor the fight against money laundering (ML) and terrorist financing (TF) across the European Union.Since financial crime respects no borders, a weakness in one area opens up the entire EU single market to abuse. A common approach is therefore key to effectively fight ML/TF in the EU. At the EBA we have led this work by issuing EU-wide AML/CFT policies and standards, building supervisory capacity, monitoring risks to the integrity of the […]Transparency and Pillar 3
This page presents the policy work undertaken by the EBA to promote transparency and enhanced public disclosures by financial institutions in order to reinforce market discipline.Following the recent updates to the regulatory frameworks for credit institutions and investment firms, and the publication in 2018 of the European Commission’s action plan on sustainable finance, the EBA is implementing a new policy strategy on institutions’ Pillar 3 disclosures that seeks to increase efficiency of […]Consumer protection
The EBA identifies and addresses harm that arises for EU consumers as a result of their interactions with financial institutions. It does so for all retail banking products in the EBA’s scope of action, which are mortgage credit, consumer credit, payment accounts, payment services, electronic money, and deposits, including structured deposits. linksEBA's information for consumerESMA's Investor cornerEIOPA's Consumer ProtectionJoint Consultation on amendments to the PRIIPs KIDJoint ESAs […]Digital finance
The EBA has a statutory duty to monitor and assess market developments, including financial innovation, to achieve a coordinated approach and to provide advice to the co-legislators where needed. In 2024-2027, in addition to the EBA’s strategic objective of implementing DORA and MiCAR and commencing oversight and supervision responsibilities under those measures, the EBA has a strategic objective to increase focus on innovation and consumers. In line with this mandate, the EBA has […]Supervisory reporting
This page provides on overview of supervisory reporting requirements. With the entry into force of the CRD IV/CRR framework new reporting requirements become applicable which are defined by the EBA via technical standards or guidelines.A pathway for a more efficient and proportionate supervisory reporting. DocumentsEBA Risk Reduction Package RoadmapsDecision on institutions ESG data ad-hoc collectionLinksOverview of IT solutions under CRR reporting | IT […]VISITORS SURVEY: Please help us to improve our services by answering these questions. Thank you for your time.
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Public hearing on Guidelines on authorisation of third-country branches
Board of Supervisors meeting
Guidelines on authorisation of third country branches Public Hearing
Wednesday 10th of December; 12:00 - 13:00 CET (Virtual Event)
TEST - ONLINE SGAT Meeting
Friday 11 December 2025, 09:30 - 17:30 (virtual event)
Public hearing on revised Guidelines for common procedures and methodologies for the supervisory review and evaluation process (SREP) and supervisory stress testing
Public Hearing – Draft revised SREP Guidelines
Thursday 4 December 2025, 10:00 - 12:00 CET
Virtual event via Microsoft Teams