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The European Banking Authority (EBA) announces today the stress test publication date

CEBS is about to finalise its empirical work on the definition of own funds across the EU. CEBS has been asked by the European Commission to check whether further convergence can be achieved in this area and to this end, CEBS is keen on having an open discussion with all interested parties on the concerns raised by the current regulatory definition of capital and on the range of views as to where convergence should be sought. CEBS is therefore organising an open hearing on 11 June 2007 in London.

The EBA publishes its Work Programme for 2012

The Chairperson of the European Banking Authority (EBA), Andrea Enria, gives evidence to the Finance Committee of the Italian Chamber of Deputies.

The EBA publishes responses to two consultations (CP48 and CP49)

The EBA’s Board of Supervisors makes its first aggregate assessment of banks’ capital plans

The European Banking Authority publishes today a Discussion Paper on Draft Regulatory Technical Standards on the capital requirements for CCPs foreseen by the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (Discussion Paper: EBA/DP/2012/1)

The EBA has submitted comments on the IASB's ED/2011/6 Revenue from Contracts with Customers. The list of all comment letters the EBA (and its predecessor CEBS) submitted with regard to the accounting-related issues can be accessed here.

Andrea Enria, Chairperson of the European Banking Authority gave a speech during the 21st Annual Hyman P. Minsky Conference on the State of the U.S. and World Economies, Debt, Deficits and Financial Instability.

Speech by Andrea Enria - Stakeholder Conference "Financial Regulation - Thinking about the future"

The EBA publishes a report on the fulfilment of the EBA Recommendation adopted on 15 July.

Andrea Enria, Chairperson of the EBA gave a speech at the 15th China Beijing International High Tech Expo China Financial Summit 2012 : "Financial integration and stability in Europe: the role of the European Banking Authority".

Information on the publication timeline of the outcome of the Capital exercise

The European Banking Authority published today an overview report on the implementation of the capital exercise. In line with the EBA’s Recommendation, the vast majority of the banks in the sample meet the required ratio of 9% Core Tier 1 (CT1). For the few banks that were not fully able to meet the capital level using private sources, backstop measures are currently being implemented to ensure they are in line with the EBA’s Recommendation. While the market environments remain challenging, the overall resilience of the European banking system has improved, without any significant adverse impact on lending into the real economy.