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EBA consults on amending its 2020 Guidelines for sectoral exposures under the Systemic Risk Buffer (SyRB), incorporating climate transition and physical risks, lessons from existing measures, and impact assessment under Directive 2013/36/EU.

EBA and ESAs finalize joint guidelines on ESG stress testing for competent authorities, establishing consistent methodologies, data requirements, and supervisory practices under CRD and Solvency II to integrate environmental, social, and governance risks into financial sector stress tests from 2027.

EBA final guidelines on environmental scenario analysis – outlining requirements for institutions to assess climate-related risks (physical and transition) in stress testing, credit risk modeling, and business resilience, complementing ESG risk management under Directive 2013/36/EU and Regulation (EU) No 575/2013.

European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) 2025 report assessing principal adverse impact (PAI) disclosures under the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), analyzing compliance, best practices, and recommendations for financial market participants and national authorities.

EBA opinion on applying ESG risk disclosure provisions under CRR3, addressing implementation challenges due to pending Omnibus package reforms. Recommends temporary enforcement relief for large and newly in-scope institutions to avoid conflicting requirements and compliance burdens until updated ITS are finalised.

EBA consults on revising product oversight and governance guidelines for retail banking to address ESG features and greenwashing risks, seeking stakeholder feedback by October 2025.

European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, EIOPA, ESMA) consult on draft guidelines to standardize ESG risk integration in supervisory stress tests for banks and insurers under CRD and Solvency II, ensuring consistent methodologies and governance by September 2025.

European Banking Authority (EBA) report assessing data availability and feasibility of a common methodology for measuring ESG exposures across non-financial corporates, SMEs, and households, including environmental, social, and governance risks and supervisory stress testing.

European Banking Authority consults on draft guidelines for ESG scenario analysis, outlining requirements for banks to assess environmental, social, and governance risks under climate and sustainability stress tests by April 2025.

European Banking Authority final guidelines on managing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risks – setting minimum standards for identification, measurement, and integration into risk frameworks, including transition planning and long-term resilience under Directive 2013/36/EU, applicable from 2026.

EBA, EIOPA, and ESMA joint report assessing Principal Adverse Impact (PAI) disclosures under SFDR for 2022, analyzing compliance, good and bad practices, and providing recommendations to the European Commission and national authorities to improve sustainability disclosures in financial services.

EBA staff paper analysing the theoretical trade-offs of green-supporting and brown-penalising factors in prudential regulation, assessing risks of misaligned lending incentives, double counting of risks, and potential distortions to financial stability under the current risk-based framework.

European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) opinion assessing the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), proposing improvements including product classification, sustainability indicators, and disclosure transparency to enhance sustainable investment rules under EU Taxonomy alignment.

European Banking Authority (EBA) final report on greenwashing – analyses trends, risks, and supervisory practices, assesses EU regulatory gaps, and recommends mitigation measures for financial institutions to combat misleading sustainability claims.

EBA industry survey gathering input from EU credit institutions on current practices for identifying and classifying exposures to ESG risks, focusing on data availability, methodologies, and risk indicators for corporates, SMEs, and households under CRR Article 501(c).

European Banking Authority consults on draft Guidelines for managing ESG risks, outlining minimum standards, risk identification, measurement, and monitoring methodologies under Directive 2013/36 for banks and investment firms.

European Banking Authority (EBA) annex providing a December 2023 market overview of green loans and mortgages, analyzing their share, standards, and classification across households, SMEs, and non-financial corporations in the EU prudential framework.

EBA opinion on green loans and mortgages for retail borrowers and SMEs – proposes an EU-wide definition based on the Taxonomy Regulation, assesses market practices, and recommends measures to boost uptake while ensuring consumer protection and market credibility.

EBA report from December 2023 analyzing green loans and mortgages in the EU, assessing market practices, challenges, and proposing a common framework for definition, labeling, and transition finance under the sustainable finance agenda.