EBA Policy Research Workshop presentation analysing how open banking and financial data interoperability impact competition, consumer welfare, and cross-market spillovers under EU regulatory frameworks.
ECB, BIS, and Bank of England research presentation at EBA Policy Research Workshop 2025 analysing the interaction between central bank digital currencies (CBDC) and bank capital regulation, including empirical evidence, modelling, and policy implications.
EBA 2025 Policy Research Workshop presentation analysing foreign-borne interest rate risk in US banks, focusing on foreign deposit betas, their sensitivity to monetary policy, and regulatory implications for uninsured, volatile deposits held by corporate clients.
EBA Workshop 2025 presentation analysing risks in short-term funding markets, focusing on repo market resilience to operational disruptions like cyberattacks, with data on collateral volumes, counterparty impacts, and potential rate spikes.
EBA Policy Research Workshop presentation analysing private equity buyouts' supply chain spillovers, assessing industry growth, economic impact, and regulatory concerns amid $4 trillion assets under management.
EBA presentation analysing the macroeconomic impact of uninsurable business risks for private firms, focusing on profit volatility, undiversified ownership, and credit constraints using Orbis data and economic modelling (2025).
EBA 2025 Policy Research Workshop presentation analysing global gender discrimination in loan pricing, reviewing empirical evidence across mortgage, peer-to-peer, SME, and syndicated lending markets.
EBA 2025 Policy Research Workshop presentation analysing whether green bonds act as safe-haven assets or shock transmitters compared to conventional bonds, assessing financial stability risks in the European market.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) today published its semi-annual dashboard on the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL), which updates the information on the state of resolution planning and on the resources that banks are using to meet the requirements.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) today published the final technical package for version 4.2 of its reporting framework, marking a major step in the implementation of the DPM 2.0 semantic glossary and the modernisation of supervisory reporting across the EU. The final package will be applicable from December 2025.