2014 05 21 - Andrea Enria address at Roubini.pdf
Andrea Enria "The Outlook for Europe Post the Macro Stress Scenarios"
Andrea Enria "The Outlook for Europe Post the Macro Stress Scenarios"
DOV RA TA 19 2014 Principal Bank Sector Analyst AD9
DOV RA TA 18 2014 Bank Sector Analyst AD8
DOV RA TA 19 2014 Principal Bank Sector Analyst AD9
DOV RA TA 18 2014 Bank Sector Analyst AD8
EBA 2013 Annual Report
Summary of the EBA 2013 Annual Report
The EBA issues the 2013 edition of its Annual Report, taking stock of its first three years of activities and focusing on tasks and achievements for 2013. The past year has been characterised by difficult market conditions for the EU banking sector and by a complex process of institutional and regulatory repair. The Annual Report illustrates the progress achieved by the EBA towards a more stable banking and financial sector in the European Union.
This edition of the EBA Annual Report takes stock of the first three years of activity of the Authority which contributed to the repair of the EU banking system by promoting the cleaning of EU banks' balance sheets and strengthening their capital position. The EBA also brought forward its work on the development of a truly uniform set of regulatory standards that will lead to a genuine level playing field in the EU banking sector and a truly integrated single market.
January - April 2014- public meetings of Andrea Enria, Chairperson of the European Banking Authority (EBA)
The European Banking Authority (EBA) issued a revised list of incorrect validation rules found in its Implementing Technical Standards (ITS) on supervisory reporting. The Authority informed that data submitted in accordance with these ITS should not be validated against the previously published set of incorrect rules.
Instructions for CVA data collection exercise
Opinion of the European Banking Authority on measures to address macroprudential or systemic risk
Call for Papers - 3rd EBA Policy Research Workshop
Anneli Tuominen biography
The European Banking Authority (EBA) launches today a call for research papers in view of its third policy research workshop taking place on 25-26 November 2014 in London on the topic "How to measure the riskiness of banks".