2021 EU-wide stress test - DRAFT Templates_protected.xlsb
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The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today the final methodology, draft templates and template guidance for the 2021 EU-wide stress test along with the key milestones of the exercise. The methodology and templates include some targeted changes compared to the postponed 2020 exercise, such as the recognition of FX effects for certain P&L items, and the treatment of moratoria and public guarantees in relation to the current Covid-19 crisis. The stress test exercise will be launched in January 2021 with the publication of the macroeconomic scenarios and the results published by 31 July 2021.
José Manuel Campa, Chairperson of the European Banking Authority (EBA) delivered today his openings remarks at the 2020 EBA Policy Research Workshop on the impacts, risks and opportunities of new technologies in the banking sector. The Chairperson underlined the importance of the application of new technologies in the banking sector in a period of increased experimentation and roll-out of new technologies across the EU financial sector and immense technology-enabled change.
Minutes
Presentation by Anna Maria Lusardi
Introductory remarks
Decision of the EBA on guidance on the assessment of post-employment restrictions and prohibitions
EBA Decision on access to confidential information for staff leaving EBA
The European Banking Authority (EBA) announced today that its 2020 Risk Assessment Report and transparency exercise with bank by bank data will be released on Friday 11 December at 18:00 CET.
Jose Manuel Campa, Chairperson of the European Banking Authority (EBA) delivered today a keynote speech at the XVII International Professional Conference on Good Corporate Governance, where he highlighted the corporate governance challenges faced by the financial sector.
Compliance table
José Manuel Campa's speech at the ICA’s XVII International Conference on Good Corporate Governance
Eligibility grid
The European Banking Authority (EBA) reminds financial institutions affected by the end of the transition period to finalise the full execution of their contingency plans in accordance with the conditions agreed with relevant competent authorities before the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020. The EBA also reminds institutions to ensure adequate communication regarding their preparations and possible changes to any affected EU customers.