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2022 01 15 PMR -2022 Jose Manuel Campa.pdf
European Banking Authority (EBA) public meeting register for January 2022 listing stakeholder engagements by Chairperson José Manuel Campa, covering AML colleges, payments, open banking, green securitisation, and regulatory updates with UK authorities.
2022_Overview of the remuneration package.pdf
European Banking Authority (EBA) 2022 overview of remuneration packages for temporary and contract agents, including basic salaries, allowances, deductions, correction coefficients, expatriate benefits, and work-life balance provisions.
EBA GL 2015 01-CT-V3 GLs on national provisional lists of the most representative services.pdf
EBA guidelines on national provisional lists of the most representative payment account services under the Payment Accounts Directive (2014/92/EU), including compliance confirmations from EU member state authorities as of 2022.
EBA GL 2015 18-CT-V3 GLs on product oversight and governance.pdf
EBA compliance table showing EU member states' adherence to Guidelines on product oversight and governance for retail banking products (EBA/GL/2015/18), including national authorities' compliance status and implementation updates.
Management Board meeting - Final Minutes
Public Hearing ECAIs mapping securitisation positions.pdf
Presentation
Public hearing - Consultation paper on draft ITS amending ECAIs mapping securitisation
Public Hearing - Specific liquidity requirements and criteria for exclusion of investment firms.pdf
Presentation
ITS on IF reporting - all languages.zip
Reporting templates in other EU languages
Public hearing on the CPs on SREP GL and RTS on Pillar 2 add-ons under IFD.pdf
Presentation
Public hearing on draft RTS on specific liquidity measurement and draft guidelines on liquidity requirements exemption for small and non-interconnected investment firms
Public hearing on the CPs on SREP GL and RTS on Pillar 2 add-ons under IFD
EBA publishes a Discussion Paper on its preliminary observations on selected payment fraud data under the Payment Services Directive
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today a Discussion Paper on its preliminary observations on selected payment fraud data under the Payment Services Directive (PSD2), as reported by the industry for the years 2019 and 2020. This Paper presents the main findings related to three payment instruments: credit transfers, card-based payments and cash withdrawals and also outlines other patterns that appear to be inconclusive and that would benefit from comments and views from market stakeholders. The responses to the questions raised in the Discussion Paper will support the EBA, the European Central Bank (ECB) and national authorities in interpreting the fraud data that will be reported in future years.
Discussion Paper on the EBA’s preliminary observations on selected payment fraud data under the Payment Services Directive
Statement on application of COVID reporting after 2021.pdf
Statement on application of COVID reporting after 2021
Discussion Paper on the EBA's preliminary observations on selected payment fraud data under PSD2 as reported by the industry.pdf
Discussion Paper on the EBA's preliminary observations on selected payment fraud data under PSD2 as reported by the industry
ERA RAST SEC 7 2021_final - extended to Feb2022.pdf
EBA vacancy notice for a Seconded National Expert (Bank Sector Analyst) in Paris, focusing on risk assessment, EU-wide stress testing, macroprudential analysis, and banking sector vulnerabilities until February 2022.
PRSP RBM SEC 8 2021_Policy Expert (Investment firms and Operational risk) - extended.pdf
EBA vacancy notice for a Seconded National Expert (Policy Expert) in Paris, focusing on developing technical standards, guidelines, and reports for investment firms and operational risk under the Risk-based Metrics Unit until February 2022.
EBA confirms the continued application of COVID-19 related reporting and disclosure requirements until further notice
Following the uncertainty over COVID-19 developments, the European Banking Authority (EBA) confirms the need to continue monitoring exposures and the credit quality of loans benefitting from various public support measures. To facilitate such monitoring, the Guidelines on the reporting and disclosure of exposures subject to measures applied in response to the COVID-19 crisis continue to apply until further notice.