Factsheets

session_4_presentation_1_tirupam_goel.pdf

EBA Policy Research Workshop presentation by the Bank for International Settlements analysing the trade-off between bank efficiency and financial stability, examining regulatory impacts on systemic risks, too-big-to-fail reforms, and the economic costs of large bank failures.

session_1_discussion_3_cyril_pouvelle.pdf

EBA 2024 Policy Research Workshop discussion by Cyril Pouvelle (ACPR) analysing how liquidity shocks in bond ETFs holding illiquid corporate bonds transmit to underlying markets, focusing on fire sales, authorised participants' role, and policy implications.

keynote_chiara_scotti.pdf

EBA 2024 Policy Research Workshop keynote by Banca d’Italia’s Chiara Scotti analysing interconnectedness risks in corporate bond markets, non-bank finance, third-party IT providers, and climate change impacts on financial stability and regulation.

session_3_discussion_3_emilio_barucci.pdf

EBA discussion paper analysing drivers of supervisory capital add-ons for banks under SSM supervision (2014–2020), focusing on internal model deficiencies, IRB approaches, and Capital Requirements Regulation compliance to assess risk-weighted asset impacts and model risk determinants.

session_5_discussion_2_kim_abildgren.pdf

EBA 2024 Policy Research Workshop discussion on ethical and regulatory challenges of AI and big data in Open Banking, highlighting risks of inferring protected characteristics from transaction data and implications for privacy, fairness, and supervision in credit scoring.

session_6_presentation_1_rami_faghari.pdf

EBA workshop presentation on transition plans for a low-carbon economy, analysing comparability, credibility, and effectiveness under frameworks like CSRD, ESRS, and TCFD, and the roles of public authorities, regulators, and private sector in aligning with 1.5°C climate goals by 2050.

session_1_discussion_1_maria_rocmamora.pdf

EBA Policy Research Workshop discussion on how SupTech (supervisory technology) impacts bank supervision, lending behavior, and firm credit access, showing disciplining effects on balance sheets and loan reallocation to riskier borrowers without reducing overall credit supply.