Publications

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.

EBA and EBF workshop presentation by IACPM and Oliver Wyman on climate change risk in banking – covering awareness, measurement, management, and disclosure practices, with insights on regulatory and investor pressures as of April 2019.

Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) report presenting observed and best practices in climate risk supervision, disclosure, and green finance, covering microprudential, macrofinancial risks, and central bank roles across 34 members including the EBA.

De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) presentation at EBA/EBF Workshop on Sustainable Finance outlining a framework to measure financial stress under disruptive energy transition scenarios, covering challenges, methodology, and risk assessment for banks and financial institutions.

EBA-aligned report by Oliver Wyman and IACPM on integrating climate risks into financial risk management frameworks for banks, covering TCFD recommendations and survey insights from 45 global institutions on climate risk awareness and mitigation strategies.

Joint Committee 2018 Annual Report

Final draft RTS on the conditions to allow institutions to calculate KIRB in accordance with the purchased receivables approach

Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA) notifies EBA of applying a write-up mechanism under BaSAG and BRRD to HETA ASSET RESOLUTION AG, adjusting eligible liabilities from 64.40% to 85.54% following prior bail-in measures.

Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA) issues a 2019 resolution order adjusting eligible liabilities of HETA ASSET RESOLUTION AG under the Bank Recovery and Resolution Act (BaSAG), increasing bond and loan values from 64.40% to 85.54% of their 2015 nominal amounts.

Joint Report on Risks and Vulnerabilities in the EU financial system – Spring 2019

EBA and EBF joint workshop on sustainable finance held in April 2019, covering EU banks' ESG risk integration, climate-related disclosures, supervisory practices, green finance scaling, and regulatory frameworks under the European Commission’s Action Plan.