Factsheets

List of written procedures and their voting results from 08 December 2022 to 15 February 2023

EBA report on Q4 2022 stakeholder meetings covering CRR3 operational risk, FRTB-SA benchmarking, ESG, MREL, capital regulation, synthetic securitisation, ICT risks under DORA, and digital finance innovation with banks, associations, and tech firms.

Keynote speech

Consultation paper on draft Guidelines amending Risk Based Supervision Guidelines

European Commission requests the European Banking Authority’s 2023 input on compliance with Article 7 of the EBA Regulation, assessing the impact of its Paris seat on governance, financing, and shared administrative services with EU agencies.

EBA 2023 list of the largest reporting banks in the EU and EEA, detailing institutions by Legal Entity Identifier (LEI), name, and country for supervisory and transparency purposes.

Retail Risk Indicators March 2023 (PDF)

European Banking Authority (EBA) Chairperson Jose Manuel Campa’s March 2023 public meeting register detailing stakeholder engagements, including discussions on PSD3 progress and regulatory developments with financial services firms like Oliver Wyman.

EBA analysis on the impact of high inflation on financial investments, assessing risks, valuation challenges, and regulatory implications for banks and investment firms under EU financial frameworks.

EBA analysis on the impact of high inflation on insurance and pension sectors – assessing risks, challenges, and regulatory implications for solvency and consumer protection under EU frameworks.

EBA consumer guide explaining how high inflation and rising interest rates impact loans, savings, investments, pensions, and insurance – with practical steps to manage personal finances and adapt to changing economic conditions.

European Commission letter to EBA Chair outlining amendments to draft regulatory technical standards (RTS) on supervisory shock scenarios and large decline thresholds for net interest income under Directive 2013/36/EU, proposing a more proportionate approach aligned with BCBS standards.

European Commission amended regulatory technical standards (RTS) under Directive 2013/36/EU to define supervisory shock scenarios, modeling assumptions, and large decline criteria for interest rate risk in non-trading book activities, aligning with EBA guidelines and Basel standards.