EBA’s 5th Policy Research Workshop (2016) calls for papers on competition in banking, focusing on post-crisis structures, FinTechs, shadow banking, and regulatory challenges for banks and supervisors in the EU.
EBA’s 2015 Policy Research Workshop agenda covering micro-prudential financial regulation’s impact on the real economy, including sessions on SME lending, bank business models, credit conditions, non-performing loans, and macroprudential policy.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today its final Guidelines on corrections to modified duration for debt instruments. The objective of these Guidelines is to establish what type of adjustments to the modified duration (MD) - as defined according to the formulas in the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR) - have to be performed in order to appropriately reflect the effect of the prepayment risk. The Guidelines will contribute towards the successful implementation of the Commission's securitisation package under the Capital Markets Union reform, giving clarity on the matter to credit institutions.
EBA Final AT1 standard templates
EBA AT1 Report October 2016
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Consultation Paper on Guidelines on ICT Risk Assessment under the SREP (EBA-CP-2016-14)
The European Banking Authority (EBA) launched today a consultation on its draft Guidelines on the assessment of the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) risk in the context of the Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP). These draft Guidelines are addressed to competent authorities and aim at promoting common procedures and methodologies for the assessment of ICT risk.
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Andrea Enria's speech at the 7th FMA Supervisory Conference 051016
European Banking Authority (EBA) vacancy notice for a Policy Expert (Anti-Money Laundering) role in London – focuses on developing AML/CFT guidelines, technical standards, and supervisory convergence for EU competent authorities under the single rulebook framework.
Data Collection Q&As
Final report on Guidelines on implicit support for securitisation transactions (EBA-GL-2016-08)
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today its final Guidelines on implicit support for securitisation transactions. The objective of these Guidelines is to clarify what constitutes arm’s length conditions and to specify when a transaction is not structured to provide support for securitisations. The Guidelines will contribute towards the successful implementation of the Commission’s securitisation package under the Capital Markets Union reform, giving clarity on the matter to credit institutions.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) launched today a data collection aimed at supporting the response to the European Commission's Call for Advice on a new prudential framework for MifiD (Markets in Financial Instruments Directive) investment firms, which should be less complex, more risk sensitive and more proportionate than the current regime.
Final report on Guidelines on remuneration of sales staff (EBA-GL-2016-06)
Vacancy notice