EU Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/1751 establishes uniform formats and templates for banks and investment firms to notify resolution authorities when contractual recognition of write-down and conversion powers is impracticable under Directive 2014/59/EU (BRRD).
Banking Stakeholder Group (BSG) feedback on EBA’s draft revised Guidelines for the Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP) and stress testing under Directive 2013/36/EU, addressing proportionality, ESG risk integration, operational efficiency, and supervisory transparency to enhance consistency and resilience in EU banking supervision.
European Banking Authority (EBA) record detailing personal data processing under EUDPR for its Young Talents Programmes, covering selection, onboarding, and evaluation of interns, students, and trainees in job shadowing, student, and traineeship initiatives.
European Banking Authority (EBA) public meeting register for January 2026 listing engagements by Chairperson Jose Manuel Campa, including discussions with the European Banking Federation and industry stakeholders on EBA internal governance guidelines and regulatory topics at the European Banking Summit.
EBA organisational chart as of 1 February 2026 – outlines leadership, departments, and key teams including prudential regulation, digital finance, risk analysis, DORA oversight, and ESG risks under the updated governance structure.
EBA February 2026 training courses for external stakeholders on AML/CFT supervision, risk-based approaches, restrictive measures, bank recovery planning, ESG risk management, and counter-terrorism financing, targeting EU supervisory authorities and financial institutions.
EBA 2025 report on gender equality progress – analyses staff gender distribution, management representation, recruitment, parental leave, and training across departments, highlighting balanced outcomes and ongoing initiatives to sustain diversity in the organisation.
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EBA organisational chart as of 1 February 2026 – outlines leadership structure, key departments (Prudential Regulation, Innovation, Risk Analysis, ESG Risks, DORA oversight), and senior management roles within the European Banking Authority.
EBA Data Strategy 2026-2028 outlines plans to enhance data and analytics for EU financial supervision by streamlining reporting, boosting data efficiency, and positioning EBA as a leading data hub using AI and automation to reduce costs and improve transparency.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) today launched a public consultation on draft amendments to its Guidelines on the appropriate subsets of sectoral exposures to which competent or designated authorities may apply a systemic risk buffer (EBA/GL/2020/13). The revised Guidelines aim to facilitate a more effective use of the systemic risk buffer to address systemic risks stemming from climate change.
EBA consults on amending its 2020 Guidelines for sectoral exposures under the Systemic Risk Buffer (SyRB), incorporating climate transition and physical risks, lessons from existing measures, and impact assessment under Directive 2013/36/EU.
European Banking Authority (EBA) outlines its strategic priorities, work programme, and resource allocation for 2027–2029, focusing on rulebook evolution, risk assessments, innovation, and financial stability amid regulatory changes like DORA, MiCA, and EMIR3.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) today announced the go-live of its Pillar 3 data hub, marking the first time prudential information from all EEA institutions is made publicly accessible through a single, harmonised digital platform. The hub discloses the data that large and other institutions began submitting on 26 January, and significantly enhances the availability, usability and comparability of prudential information across the EU. By boosting transparency and supporting market discipline, the hub contributes to further strengthening the resilience and soundness of the European financial system.