EBA_2014_00900000_MT_TRA.pdf
EBA_2014_00900000_MT_TRA
EBA_2014_00900000_MT_TRA
EBA_2014_00900000_LT_TRA
EBA_2014_00900000_LV_COR
EBA_2014_00900000_CS_TRA
EBA_2014_00900000_FI_COR
EBA_2014_00900000_PL_COR
EBA_2014_00900000_FR_COR
EBA_2014_00900000_SV_COR
EBA_2014_00900000_DE_COR
EBA_2014_00900000_BG_COR
EBA_2014_00990000_FI_COR
EBA_2014_00900000_SL_COR
EBA_2014_00900000_HU_COR
EBA_2014_00900000_EL_TRA
EBA GL 2013 02 - Updated Compliance table-FX Lending
The Joint Committee of the three European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, EIOPA and ESMA) published today a Discussion Paper on Key Information Documents (KIDs) designed to help retail investors in the EU better understand and compare packaged retail and insurance-based investment products (PRIIPs) across the EU. The ESAs are looking for feedback from all concerned stakeholders by 17 February 2015.
CP on RTS on Assessment Methodology for IRB Approach
The European Banking Authority (EBA) launched today a consultation on its draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) on assessment methodology for internal ratings-based (IRB) approach. These draft RTS are a key component of the EBA’s work to ensure consistency in models outputs and comparability of risk-weighted exposures and will contribute to harmonise the supervisory assessment methodology across all EU Member States.. The consultation runs until 12 March 2015.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) lunched today two public consultations on (i) Guidelines on the treatment of shareholders when applying the bail-in tool or the write down or conversion of capital instruments and (ii) Guidelines on when and how different conversion rates from debt to equity should be set for different types of liability. These two sets of Guidelines are part of a series of EBA regulatory mandates under the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD), which aim to ensure that the bail-in power is an effective way of absorbing losses and recapitalising banks in resolution, and that resolution authorities and other stakeholders have a clear understanding of the terms on which it should be applied. Both consultations run until 6 February 2015.