European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, EIOPA, ESMA) 2024 annual report – reviews cross-sectoral priorities including sustainable finance, digital resilience, consumer protection, securitisation, and the European Single Access Point (ESAP).
European Banking Authority guide outlining risk indicators and Detailed Risk Analysis Tools (DRATs) for assessing liquidity, funding, asset quality, profitability, solvency, operational, market, SME, sovereign, and COVID-19 risks in banks, supporting supervisory and resolution frameworks.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) today published its Report on Remuneration and Gender Pay Gap Benchmarking for institutions and investment firms. The Report shows a material gender pay gap in 2023 with women earning less than men. Remuneration practices in institutions remained stable between 2021 - 2023, but the ratio between the variable and fixed remuneration in investment firms increased significantly after the introduction of the Investment Firms Directive (IFD).
European Banking Authority (EBA) 2023 report benchmarking EU remuneration trends, practices, and gender pay gaps in banks and investment firms, analyzing variable pay, deferral rules, and disparities across staff levels.
EBA public hearing on 10 April 2025 presenting its proposed response to the European Commission’s Call for Advice on four AMLA mandates, covering ML/TF risk assessments, customer due diligence, and sanctions under AML/CFT regulations.
EBA AML/CFT Newsletter Issue 15 covers crypto-asset framework implementation (MiCAR), risks in DeFi and crypto lending, SupTech and AI in AML/CFT supervision, ESMA’s guidance on CASP authorisation, and findings from a peer review on tax integrity and dividend arbitrage schemes.
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EBA final guidelines on internal governance under CRD and IFD/IFR frameworks, outlining requirements for institutions' governance structures, risk management, and internal control processes to ensure effective and accountable management.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today an updated list of institutions, which have a reporting obligation for the purpose of the 2025 EU supervisory benchmarking exercise. The EBA will be conducting the 2025 benchmarking exercise on a sample of 110 institutions from 16 countries across the EU and the European Economic Area. The EBA runs this exercise leveraging on established data collection procedures and formats of regular supervisory reporting and assists Competent Authorities in assessing the quality of internal approaches used to calculate risk weighted exposure amounts.
EBA list of credit institutions and investment firms for remuneration benchmarking under EBA/GL/2022/06, covering 2024 data – includes banks and firms across EU/EEA for supervisory remuneration analysis and comparison.
EBA 2025 update listing EU banks and financial institutions selected for supervisory benchmarking exercises, including credit risk, market risk, and IFRS 9 assessments under regulatory frameworks.