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NMRF data collection template (11 October 2019)

Compliance table

Vacancy notice

Eligibility criteria

European Banking Authority (EBA) vacancy notice for a Personal Assistant role in Paris (2019) – seeks candidates with 5+ years' experience supporting management, coordinating meetings, and handling administrative tasks in an EU or international environment.

EBA guidelines on managing non-performing and forborne exposures (EBA/GL/2018/06) – compliance status of EU national authorities, detailing implementation approaches, deadlines, and supervisory practices by June 2019.

EBA discussion paper from October 2019 exploring the feasibility of extending the STS framework to balance-sheet synthetic securitisation under the EU Securitisation Regulation, including proposed criteria, capital treatment for SMEs, and recommendations for regulatory adjustments.

European Banking Authority (EBA) 2020 Work Programme outlines strategic priorities and annual tasks, focusing on implementing risk-reduction measures, Basel III standards, market risk frameworks, internal ratings-based (IRB) models, and supervisory convergence tools like stress tests and Pillar II guidelines.

EBA 2020 Work Programme outlines the European Banking Authority’s priorities and activities for 2020, focusing on implementing the Risk Reduction Measures (RRM) package, Basel III standards, market risk frameworks (FRTB), IRB model repairs, stress testing, supervisory convergence, and regulatory mandates under CRD/CRR, IFD/IFR, and covered bonds directives.

European Banking Authority (EBA) 2020 Work Programme outlines strategic priorities and activities, focusing on implementing risk reduction measures, Basel III standards, market risk frameworks (FRTB), credit risk models, and supervisory convergence, including stress testing and Pillar 2 revisions.

EBA 2020 Work Programme outlines strategic priorities and annual activities, focusing on implementing risk reduction measures, Basel III standards, FRTB reforms, IRB model repairs, and EU-wide stress testing to enhance regulatory consistency, transparency, and financial stability.

European Banking Authority 2020 work programme outlining strategic priorities and key activities – including implementing risk-reduction measures, finalising Basel III standards, enhancing supervisory convergence, and developing technical standards for capital requirements, covered bonds, and investment firms under EU banking regulations.

EBA 2020 Work Programme outlines strategic priorities and key activities, including implementing risk-reduction measures, Basel III standards, market risk frameworks, internal ratings-based approaches, and supervisory convergence tools to strengthen EU banking regulation and oversight.

European Banking Authority (EBA) 2020 work programme outlining strategic priorities and key activities – including implementing risk-reduction measures, finalising Basel III standards, refining market and credit risk frameworks (FRTB, IRB), and enhancing supervisory convergence and stress testing across EU banks.

European Banking Authority (EBA) 2020 work programme outlining strategic priorities, including implementing risk reduction measures, Basel III standards, FRTB and IRB framework revisions, investment firm regulation, and supervisory convergence tools like stress testing and Pillar 2 reviews.

EBA’s 2020 work programme outlines strategic priorities and activities, focusing on implementing Basel III standards, finalizing IRB and FRTB frameworks, enhancing supervisory convergence, and supporting the EU’s risk reduction package and investment firm regulation.

European Banking Authority 2020 work programme outlining strategic priorities for implementing risk reduction measures, Basel III standards, and regulatory frameworks like CRD V, CRR II, BRRD, IFD/IFR, and covered bonds directive, focusing on supervisory convergence, stress testing, and credit risk modeling improvements.

EBA 2020 Work Programme outlines strategic priorities and activities for the year, focusing on implementing risk reduction measures, Basel III standards, market and counterparty credit risk frameworks, IRB approaches, stress testing, and supervisory convergence to strengthen EU banking regulation and oversight.