Publications

European Banking Authority (EBA) public meeting register for November 2025 listing Executive Director François-Louis Michaud’s engagements, including discussions on digital fraud and scams during the Joint ESAs Consumer Protection Day in Riga.

EBA Training Plan 2025 outlines scheduled workshops and courses for EU supervisors covering AML/CFT, MiCAR, DORA, ESG risks, crypto assets, IRRBB, FRTB, and supervisory reporting to enhance regulatory compliance and best practices.

EBA consults on draft Guidelines to strengthen supervisory independence of competent authorities under Directive 2013/36/EU (CRD IV), addressing governance, accountability, and operational autonomy by 23 January 2026.

EBA 2025 Amending Budget No. 1 – details adjustments to revenue and expenditure for 2025, including contributions from EU national authorities, EU funding, fees under DORA, and staff-related costs under Regulation (EU) No 1093/2010.

European Banking Authority 2025 staffing plan – details authorized posts, temporary and contract staff allocations, and workforce distribution across AD, AST, and external personnel for regulations including MiCAR, DORA, SDFA, and EMIR.

EBA Board of Supervisors conference call minutes from September 2025 covering AI Act implementation, ESRB systemic risk discussions, EU financial sector preparedness, AMLA collaboration, 2026 work programme approval, and supervisory framework efficiency initiatives.

European Banking Authority summary of written procedures and voting results from June to September 2025, including approvals on operational risk loss reporting, crypto-asset exposure technical standards under CRR, and unfinished property exposures regulations.

Banking Stakeholder Group (BSG) responds to EBA’s consultation on revised internal governance guidelines under CRD VI, addressing proportionality, diversity, and alignment with DORA and national frameworks while highlighting concerns over prescriptive requirements and compliance costs.

EBA follow-up peer review report assessing EU competent authorities' compliance with regulatory technical standards excluding third-country non-financial counterparty transactions from credit valuation adjustment (CVA) risk under CRR, covering supervisory engagement, risk monitoring, and adherence to Exclusion RTS.