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Ex ante notice: Property advisor to assist with office space market prospection in central Paris and La Defense
Ex ante notice: Legal Advice to assist with office space lease
The EBA advises national authorities on actions to take at the end of the transition period under its No-Action Letter on the interplay between PSD2 and MiCA
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today an Opinion advising national competent authorities (NCAs) under the Revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) on how to proceed once the transition period that is set in the EBA’s No-Action Letter of 2 June 2025 (EBA/Op/2025/08) comes to an end on 2 March 2026. The transition period allows crypto asset service providers (CASPs) nine months to continue transacting electronic money tokens that qualify as payment services while submitting, and awaiting the response to, their application for authorisation under PSD2.
Opinion on the end of the No-action Letter transition period
DPN - Data Protection Notice - Job shadowing programme
DPN - Data Protection Notice - Studentship programme
DPN - Data Protection Notice - Traineeship programme
Policy on young talents programmes
ResCo_Declarations of Interests_2026_February
List of Financial Conglomerates 2025
The EBA launches consultation on simplifying the credit risk framework
The European Banking Authority (EBA) launched today a public consultation on its Discussion Paper on the simplification and assessment of the credit risk framework. The Paper sets out preliminary ideas to enhance the usability, efficiency and simplicity of the credit risk framework, aiming to stimulate a broader discussion on how to better structure the EBA’s future work in this area. Based on the comments received, the EBA will assess potential simplifications as part of its future policy work. The consultation runs until 10 May 2026.
Discussion on the simplification and assessment of the credit risk framework
Public Hearing RTS - ITS New tools.
Discussion paper on simplification and assessment of the credit risk framework
ROPAp - Financial transactions
DORA263 - Audit frequency limitations
As DORA requires financial entities to pre-determine the frequency of audits and inspections on the basis of a risk-based approach, are financial entities not permitted to agree on a maximum audit frequency (e.g. once per year) with their ICT third-party service providers?