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Press Release 8 June 2017

EBA issues 2018 EU-wide stress test methodology for discussion

The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today its 2018 EU-wide stress test draft methodology and templates for discussion with the industry. The exercise will cover 70% of the EU banking sector and will assess EU banks' ability to meet relevant supervisory capital ratios during an adverse economic shock. The methodology covers all relevant risk areas and, for the first time, will incorporate IFRS 9 accounting standards. The results will inform the 2018 Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP), challenging banks' capital plans and leading to relevant supervisory outcomes. The exercise will also provide enhanced transparency so that market participants can compare and assess the resilience of EU banks on a consistent basis. The list of institutions participating in the exercise is also released today.

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7 June 2017

CZ - M. Gronychova - DINT final.pdf

European Banking Authority (EBA) conflict of interest policy for non-staff members, outlining confidentiality obligations, disclosure rules, and disciplinary consequences for improper handling of sensitive information.

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1 June 2017

AnnexItableEN.pdf

European Banking Authority annex detailing reference fraud rate thresholds for remote electronic payments, including card-based transactions and credit transfers under EUR 500, EUR 250, and EUR 100 limits.

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1 June 2017

RTSEBA24052017.pdf

European Commission draft regulation supplementing PSD2 with EBA-developed regulatory technical standards for strong customer authentication, exemptions, and secure communication standards for payment service providers, ensuring security, competition, and consumer protection in EU payments.

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News 1 June 2017

EBA consults on scope of its draft guidelines on connected clients

The European Banking Authority launched today a consultation focusing on the scope of its draft Guidelines on connected clients, on which it had already sought the stakeholders’ views in July 2016. In the new consultation, the EBA is proposing to extend the scope of these draft Guidelines to the remaining aspects of the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR), the EBA technical standards, and the EBA guidelines where the concept of group of connected client is relevant. The extension of the scope would ensure the consistent application of this concept throughout the CRR and the harmonisation of institutions’ practices. The consultation runs until 26 June 2017.