Factsheets

Issues VIII to XIII raised by the EBA WG-API

EBA final guidelines establishing uniform disclosure requirements for credit institutions on non-performing exposures (NPEs), forborne exposures, and foreclosed assets under CRR, ensuring transparency and supervisory compliance across the EU.

EBA guidance on submitting questions about the practical application of EU banking regulations, including CRD, CRR, BRRD, DGSD, PSD2, and the Mortgage Credit Directive (MCD), outlining eligibility, prioritization, and submission rules for stakeholders.

Board of Supervisors meeting

Opinion on the nature of passport notifications for agents and distributors of e-money

Compliance table

EBA draft guidelines on credit risk mitigation (CRM) for banks using the IRB approach with own LGD estimates, aiming to clarify CRR requirements, reduce practice variability, and complement existing PD and LGD estimation rules under the IRB roadmap.

European Banking Authority (EBA) traineeship notice for administrative roles in Paris – offering 6-12 month paid placements for recent graduates to support secretarial, administrative, communications, and finance teams, with applications extended to 30 April 2019.

EBA and EBF joint workshop summary on sustainable finance held in April 2019, covering discussions on integrating ESG risks into banks' frameworks, climate-related disclosures, scenario analysis for climate risks, and market opportunities for green finance under the EU Action Plan.

EBA decision establishing uniform reporting requirements for resolution authorities under BRRD and SRMR, defining data submission rules, templates, and transitional provisions to ensure consistent resolution planning and monitoring across the EU.

European Commission regulation updating Implementing Regulation (EU) 945/2014 on diversified indices under CRR (Regulation (EU) No 575/2013), amending the list of indices meeting risk criteria based on 2018 data for prudential requirements in banking.

Annex on diversified indices

European Banking Federation (EBF) outlines its strategic approach to sustainable finance, including engagement in EU regulatory initiatives like taxonomy, disclosures, and EBA mandates, and proactive measures to support the transition to a low-carbon economy aligned with UN SDGs and the Paris Agreement.

European Banking Authority (EBA) outlines the EU’s sustainable finance strategy, including taxonomy development, ESG disclosure requirements, green bond standards, and amendments to MiFID II and Insurance Distribution Directive under the COM Action Plan on Financing Sustainable Growth.