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Consultation paper on the draft revised GL on major incident reporting under PSD2
2008 2018 Ten years of IRB Time to go beyond the RWA variability.pdf
EBA published final draft regulatory technical standards specifying the prudential treatment of software assets
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today its final draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) specifying the prudential treatment of software assets. As the banking sector is moving towards a more digital environment, the aim of these draft RTS is to replace the current upfront full deduction prudential regime so as to strike an appropriate balance between the need to maintain sufficient conservatism in the prudential treatment of software assets and their relevance from a business and an economic perspective. The final draft RTS keep a simple approach based on a prudential amortisation of software assets calibrated over a period of maximum three years.
Introductory statement by the EBA Chairperson José Manuel Campa at the annual hearing of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) of the European Parliament
EBA Digital Platforms Industry Survey 2020.pdf
SPECIFIC PRIVACY NOTICE - Digital platforms - EBA industry survey.pdf
Introductory statement by José Manuel Campa at the ECON annual hearing
EBA BS 2020 587 (2020 Final Agenda 9th EBA Research Workshop).pdf
BoA D 2020 01 (Decision on Howerton v ESMA).pdf
Decision on Howerton v ESMA
List of Authorities Designated as Competent for the AML CFT Supervision of Financial Institutions in the EU.pdf
EBA supports harmonisation of creditworthiness assessment for consumer credit across the EU
The European Banking Authority (EBA) responded last week to the EU Commission’s consultation on the proposed new consumer agenda where it called for harmonisation of the creditworthiness assessment process for consumer lending across the EU. The EBA response focuses on the revision of the Consumer Credit Directive (CCD) and builds on the recent EBA Guidelines on loan origination and monitoring.
ESAs’ Board of Appeal dismisses case against ESMA on alleged non-application of Union law
The Joint Board of Appeal of the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs – European Banking Authority, European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority, and European Securities and Markets Authority) published today its decision in the appeal case brought by Mr Howerton against the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA). The Board of Appeal’s decision considered as inadmissable the Appellant’s claim that six national financial supervisory authorities and ESMA should have taken supervisory steps in relation to an alleged non-application of Union law.