EBA publishes onboarding plan to implement the Pillar 3 data hub

EBA publishes onboarding plan to implement the Pillar 3 data hub

EBA launches consultation on amended disclosure requirements for ESG risks, equity exposures and aggregate exposure to shadow banking entities

The European Banking Authority (EBA) today launched a public consultation on proposed amendments to the European Commission’s Implementing Regulation on Pillar 3 disclosures under the CRR3. The proposal specifies enhanced and proportionate disclosure requirements related to ESG-related risks, equity exposures and aggregate exposure to shadow banking entities. It also implements the new codes for the statistical classification of economic activities in the EU (NACE). The. Today’s proposal aims to enhance transparency and consistency of disclosures in a proportionate manner. The consultation runs until 22 August 2025.

EBA publishes onboarding plan to implement the Pillar 3 data hub

The European Banking Authority (EBA) today published an onboarding plan for large and other institutions, setting out the steps required for accessing and submitting information to the new Pillar 3 Data Hub (P3DH) – the EBA’s centralised platform for public disclosures under the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR3).This initiative is a significant milestone in the EBA’s commitment to enhancing transparency and consistency in Pillar 3 disclosures across the EU financial system and promoting market discipline.

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EBA publishes onboarding plan to implement the Pillar 3 data hub

EBA launches consultation on amended disclosure requirements for ESG risks, equity exposures and aggregate exposure to shadow banking entities

The European Banking Authority (EBA) today launched a public consultation on proposed amendments to the European Commission’s Implementing Regulation on Pillar 3 disclosures under the CRR3. The proposal specifies enhanced and proportionate disclosure requirements related to ESG-related risks, equity exposures and aggregate exposure to shadow banking entities. It also implements the new codes for the statistical classification of economic activities in the EU (NACE). The. Today’s proposal aims to enhance transparency and consistency of disclosures in a proportionate manner. The consultation runs until 22 August 2025.

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Supervision Newsletter May 2025 – ECB

Supervision Newsletter May 2025 – ECB

 

 

European Central Bank Banking Supervision

Supervision Newsletter

May 2025

Interview

Maximum harmonisation with minimal rules

“Maximum harmonisation with minimal rules”

Kilvar Kessler, ECB Supervisory Board member and Chairman of Estonia’s Finantsinspektsioon, discusses his experience with bank penalties and the lessons his supervisors have learned from anti-money laundering cases. He also cautions that an abundance of rules can stifle success.

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Feature

Benefitting from advanced technology in supervision

Benefitting from advanced technology in supervision

The cutting-edge technology European banking supervision is using benefits supervisors and banks alike. Key projects to streamline data processes and enhance analysis capabilities ensure rigorous oversight while making the interaction with banks more transparent and more efficient.

   Article on advanced technology in supervision

In focus

SREP reform: toward more efficient and effective supervision

SREP reform: towards more efficient and effective supervision

The reform is part of the ECB’s ongoing efforts to make supervision more effective and efficient. Decisions will become clearer and more focused. Supervisors will focus on the most severe findings, while relying on banks to address less critical issues without active follow-up.

   Article on the SREP reform

ICAAP: enhancing supervisory assessment

ICAAP: enhancing supervisory assessment

To ensure banks’ internal capital adequacy assessment processes (ICAAPs) are solid, the ECB has enhanced its assessments, integrating them more closely into the SREP. Supervisors will have the flexibility to assess the ICAAP year-round and pick relevant issues for review.

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Key data

Supervisory banking statistics

Significant banks: sovereign exposures reaching new highs

Banks’ government exposures (incl. derivatives and off-balance-sheet items) stood at €3.13 tn at the end of 2024, the highest value since 2018 and €203 bn more than 6 months earlier. Growth was mainly driven by exposures to France (up €69 bn) and Spain (up €26 bn).

   Supervisory banking statistics

Supervisory banking statistics

Less significant banks: return on equity continues its upward trend

Further growth in earnings enabled banks to increase their capital and reserves in Q4 2024. The seasonality affecting Q4 data mostly reflects loan loss provisions from the annual validation of loan classifications and transfers to internal reserves for general banking.

   Supervisory banking statistics

 

Elenco degli Orientamenti e delle Raccomandazioni delle Autorità europee di vigilanza (European Supervisory Authorities)

Elenco degli Orientamenti e delle Raccomandazioni delle Autorità europee di vigilanza (European Supervisory Authorities)

Elenco degli Orientamenti e delle Raccomandazioni delle Autorità europee di vigilanza (European Supervisory Authorities)

Orientamenti recanti modifiche agli Orientamenti EBA/GL/2019/04 sulla gestione dei rischi ICT e della sicurezza (EBA/GL/2025/02).

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https://www.bancaditalia.it/compiti/vigilanza/normativa/orientamenti-vigilanza/elenco-esa/index.html?com.dotmarketing.htmlpage.language=102

EBA publishes onboarding plan to implement the Pillar 3 data hub

The EBA updates list of other systemically important institutions

The EBA updates list of other systemically important institutions

News

The European Banking Authority (EBA) today updated the list of other systemically important institutions (O-SIIs) in the EU, which, together with global systemically important institutions (G-SIIs), are identified as systemically important by the relevant authorities according to harmonised criteria laid down in the EBA Guidelines. This list is based on year-end-2024 data and includes the overall score calculated according to the EBA Guidelines and the capital buffer rate that the relevant authorities have set for the identified O-SIIs. The list is available also through a user-friendly visualisation tool.

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EBA publishes onboarding plan to implement the Pillar 3 data hub

The EBA repeals its Guidelines on the specification of types of exposures to be associated with high risk

The EBA repeals its Guidelines on the specification of types of exposures to be associated with high risk

 The European Banking Authority (EBA) today repealed its Guidelines on specification of types of exposures to be associated with high risk due to the application of the new capital requirement regulation (CRR 3). The repeal of the Guidelines aims at providing legal certainty to the market.
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