European Banking Authority eligibility criteria for Seconded National Experts – outlines requirements including EU/EFTA nationality, language proficiency, employment by ESFS members or approved entities, education, professional experience, and submission of CV and employer statement.
EBA vacancy notice for a Seconded National Expert (Policy Expert) in Paris to support integrated banking reporting initiatives, including roadmap development, data dictionary, and stakeholder coordination under the EU supervisory data strategy (deadline: 15 September 2022).
Filing Rules v5.2
EBA Executive Director François-Louis Michaud’s July 2022 public meeting register detailing discussions with Oliver Wyman on economic scenarios and their potential impact on banks.
European Banking Authority (EBA) public meeting register for July 2022 reporting no disclosed meetings with Chairperson José Manuel Campa during 16–31 July.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today an updated version of its 5.2 filing rules document for supervisory reporting. In particular, the update modifies rule 3.6 to redefine the condition to apply the new reporting subject and to explicitly instruct the usage of entity types to indicate aggregate levels in the reporting subject of an aggregate reporting document.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) submitted today its responses to the consultations of the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) and the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG) on sustainability-related disclosure standards. The EBA welcomes these consultations and agrees with the need to introduce international and European standards in response to the growing demand for relevant, reliable and comparable corporate data on sustainability-related matters, and the need for a close cooperation between the ISSB and EFRAG during the finalisation of their own consultations, so as to ensure consistency. The EBA also aims at ensuring consistency between the requirements applicable to institutions under the EFRAG framework and under the Pillar 3 framework.
Call for expression of interest for the EBA Banking Stakeholder Group
Consultation paper on draft revised guidelines on methods for calculating contributions to deposit guarantee schemes
EBA responses to EFRAG consultation
Letter on EBA comments to the EFRAG consultation
Letter on EBA comments to the ISSB consultation
Guidelines on liquidity requirements exemption for investment firms
EBA vacancy notice for a Policy Expert (Digital Finance) to support the EU Supervisory Digital Finance Academy, focusing on digital finance supervision, training development, and regulatory responses to crypto-assets, AI, and operational resilience under the EU Digital Finance Strategy.
European Banking Authority eligibility criteria for Temporary Agent (AD 6) roles – outlines required EU/EEA nationality, education, professional experience, language skills, and integrity standards for applicants.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) today launched a call for interest to expand its reserve list of candidates who can be appointed in the current Banking Stakeholder Group (BSG) when a vacancy arises. The EBA is expanding the existing reserve list so as to fulfil its needs until the end of the current BSG mandate on 30 June 2024. The deadline for application is 16 September 2022 no later than 23.59 CET.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today its final guidelines on the criteria for the exemption of small and non-interconnected investment firms from the liquidity requirements in accordance with the Investment Firms Regulation (IFR). These Guidelines ensure that all competent authorities granting this exemption follow the same harmonised approach, while preserving the IFR general objective of maintaining the prudential requirements proportional to the size and complexity of the smaller investment firms.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) launched today a public consultation on its draft revised Guidelines on deposit guarantee schemes (DGS) contributions. The revised Guidelines aim at enhancing the proportionality between the risk of a credit institution and its contributions to the DGS and at streamlining and simplifying the original Guidelines. The consultation runs until 31 October 2022.