EBA vacancy notice for a Seconded National Expert (Bank Sector Analyst) in Paris, focusing on risk assessment, EU-wide stress testing, macroprudential analysis, and banking sector vulnerabilities until February 2022.
EBA vacancy notice for a Seconded National Expert (Policy Expert) in Paris, focusing on developing technical standards, guidelines, and reports for investment firms and operational risk under the Risk-based Metrics Unit until February 2022.
Following the uncertainty over COVID-19 developments, the European Banking Authority (EBA) confirms the need to continue monitoring exposures and the credit quality of loans benefitting from various public support measures. To facilitate such monitoring, the Guidelines on the reporting and disclosure of exposures subject to measures applied in response to the COVID-19 crisis continue to apply until further notice.
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EBA public meeting register for December 2021 listing engagements by Chairperson Jose Manuel Campa, including stakeholder meetings on regulatory updates and supervisory topics with entities like Oliver Wyman.
EBA Chairperson Jose Manuel Campa’s November 2021 meeting register detailing discussions with financial institutions on Basel III implementation, Banking Union integration, EU regulatory proposals, and European financial policy.
European Banking Authority (EBA) Chairperson Jose Manuel Campa’s December 2021 meeting register – details engagements with financial regulators, policymakers, and stakeholders on sustainable finance, bank resolution, stress testing, and digitization.
European Commission requests EBA advice on reviewing the Mortgage Credit Directive (MCD) to assess consumer protection, Single Market impact, and adaptations for digital and green transitions, supporting potential revisions by June 2022.
European Banking Authority call for technical advice on reviewing the Mortgage Credit Directive (MCD), assessing scope exclusions, digitalisation challenges, sustainable finance, COVID-19 impacts, and coherence with consumer credit rules to enhance consumer protection and market harmonisation.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today its final Guidelines for institutions and resolution authorities on improving banks’ resolvability. These Guidelines represent a significant step in complementing the EU legal framework in the field of resolution based on international standards and leveraging on EU best practices. The EBA also launched today its consultation paper on Guidelines for institutions and resolution authorities on transferability of parts of or a whole bank in the context of resolution to complement the resolvability assessment for transfer strategies. In particular, the Guidelines specify separability in the context of the application of transfer tools. The consultation runs until 15 April 2022.
Consultation paper on draft Guidelines on transferability
Guidelines on improving resolvability for institutions and resolution authorities
EBA 2019 assessment of former Executive Director Adam Farkas' move to AFME as CEO, imposing 24-month lobbying restrictions and bans on advocacy, professional contacts, and involvement in key regulatory topics like Basel III, stress tests, and PSD2.
EBA 2020 assessment of former Executive Director Adam Farkas' planned non-executive role at TheCityUK – decision imposed a two-year post-employment ban to prevent lobbying and advocacy conflicts under EU Staff Regulations.
EBA 2021 assessment of former senior staff member Piers Haben’s post-employment activity – confirms no occupational engagement after departure from the Innovation, Conduct and Consumers Department covering digital finance, ICT risks, consumer protection, and AML/CFT.