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EBA 2024 - Trainee's Profile_PRSP

EBA 2024 traineeship profile for the Prudential Regulation and Supervisory Policy Department (PRSP) covering roles in liquidity, capital, risk metrics, and supervisory review, targeting graduates in economics, finance, or mathematics for regulatory and data analysis support.

EBA 2024 - Trainee's Profile_OPER

EBA 2024 traineeship opportunities in the Operations Department covering HR, Finance, Corporate Support, and IT – offering hands-on administrative support in recruitment, digitalisation, risk management, procurement, and IT systems to students with relevant academic backgrounds.

Vacancy Notice - Traineehip

European Banking Authority (EBA) open call for traineeships in Paris, offering 6-18 month placements in areas like supervisory policy, data analysis, legal, and innovation. Open to EU/EEA graduates with B2 English, applications accepted year-round.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

EBA 2024 traineeship FAQs – details on application requirements, eligibility (EU/EEA nationals, B2 English), duration (6-18 months), Paris-based roles, financial grants (€1,974.46/month), selection process, and practical arrangements for candidates.

EBA Traineeship policy

European Banking Authority (EBA) traineeship policy – outlines eligibility, selection, rights, duties, financial terms, and program goals for recent graduates to gain practical experience in EU financial regulation and supervision.

Call for expression of interest BSG

European Banking Authority calls for candidates to join its Banking Stakeholder Group (BSG) for a 2024–2028 mandate, seeking experts from financial institutions, SMEs, consumers, employees, and academia to advise on EU banking regulation, standards, and supervisory practices.

BSG response to consultation on Pillar 3 disclosure ITS

Banking Stakeholder Group (BSG) responds to EBA’s consultation on Pillar 3 disclosure Implementing Technical Standards under CRR3, addressing output floor implementation, transitional arrangements, and market transparency while balancing EU-specific adjustments with Basel III alignment.