WEBINAR IN AULA VIRTUALE APB ASSOCIAZIONE – ORACLE – 24 MARZO 2026 – ore 11.00

da | Feb 27, 2026 | Regolamentazione e norme

WEBINAR APB ASSOCIAZIONE – ORACLE – 24 MARZO 2026 – ore 11.00

L’Intelligenza Artificiale nella Pianificazione e Controllo di Banca

L’Intelligenza Artificiale promette di ridefinire i processi di Planning & Control nel settore bancario. Ma qual è il percorso concreto per trasformare queste promesse in risultati tangibili?

Questo webinar risponde a questa domanda partendo dall’analisi di Deloitte sui trend e il livello di maturità AI nella funzione Finance, per poi entrare nel vivo con le testimonianze di Crédit Agricole Italia e Banca Mediolanum. Due banche che hanno intrapreso un percorso evolutivo verso l’adozione dell’AI: quali obiettivi si prefiggono, quali fattori abilitanti hanno implementato e quali sfide li attendono lungo il cammino. Esperienze reali che offrono una roadmap concreta per chi sta pianificando la propria trasformazione.

A conclusione, Oracle mostrerà con una dimostrazione live come le promesse dell’Intelligenza Artificiale si traducono in capacità operative reali per la pianificazione e il controllo di gestione bancario.

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The EBA ESG Dashboard update shows stable climate risk indicators

The EBA ESG Dashboard update shows stable climate risk indicators

da | Feb 22, 2026 | Regolamentazione e norme

The EBA ESG Dashboard update shows stable climate risk indicators

  • News
  • 18 February 2026

The European Banking Authority (EBA) today published the latest edition of its ESG risk dashboard, integrating data up to the second quarter of 2025. The dashboard reflects the latest changes in banks ‘exposures to climate risks and aims to provide background information to support institutions and authorities in managing these risks. The new release confirms continued stability across major climate related risk indicators, broadly in line with the patterns observed in previous updates.

Banks’ exposures to sectors that significantly contribute to climate change remained elevated at around 62%, reflecting the importance of climate-sensitive industries in their non-financial corporate portfolios, warranting continuous efforts to develop and maintain robust climate risk management tools and monitoring frameworks.

Environmental data quality continued to improve. Exposures secured by immovable property showed strong energy-efficiency scores, while banks’ reliance on proxy indicators has declined by approximately 10 percentage points since December 2023, signalling better data coverage and more reliable sustainability assessments.

Physical risk metrics remained heterogeneous across jurisdictions, likely due to methodological differences among institutions. This variability highlights the inherent  complexity of measuring physical risk across diverse European geographies and datasets.

Notes to editors

With this edition, the ESG Risk Dashboard becomes part of the Data Access Portal (EDAP), the EBA’s central hub for supervisory data in the EU/EEA. Publishing the Dashboard within EDAP represents a major step forward in transparency and accessibility, enabling users to access all supervisory data tools in a single, integrated environment.

The ESG dashboard presents data from a representative sample of nearly 120 large EU/EEA banks, aggregating exposures and risk indicators at both country and anonymised bank level. The sample includes banks reporting under Pillar 3 ESG disclosure requirements, ensuring comparability across institutions.

Following the issuance of the EBA no-action letter on 5 August 2025 (LINK) , the charts under the “Taxonomy Alignment” and “Beyond the GAR/BTAR” tabs have not been updated beyond Q4 2024 data.

The EBA ESG Dashboard update shows stable climate risk indicators

EBA alert 18 February, 2026

da | Feb 22, 2026 | Regolamentazione e norme

​EBA issues Opinion to the European Commission on the draft amended European Sustainability Reporting Standards

CSRD – typically the largest and best-resourced companies – should be capable of meeting these requirements. The EBA notes that granting such reliefs without an adequate time-limit may undermine the interoperability with international sustainability standards, and would increase the burden on users of the information, such as financial institutions, who may need to resort to the bilateral contact with their counterparties to request information necessary for their risk management.

​​The European Commission also requested an Opinion from the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA), and the European Central Bank (ECB). ​

Legal basis and background

This Opinion is based on Article 16a(4) of Regulation (EU) No 1093/2010 (‘EBA founding regulation’), which mandates the EBA to issue opinions in its area of competence as requested by the European Commission. In addition, Article 49(3b) of Directive 2013/34/EU (Accounting Directive), as amended by the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), lays down the conditions for the adoption by the European Commission of the delegated acts on the ESRS, including the need to request an opinion, among others, to the EBA.

In 2025, EFRAG was requested by the European Commission to deliver a technical advice on how to simplify the delegated act1 on the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS ‘Set 1’) by November 2025. EFRAG completed this simplification exercise at the end of November and published the draft amended ESRS on 3 December 2025, after a public consultation period in the summer of 2025.

The draft amended ESRS set out simplified rules and requirements for companies to report on sustainability-related aspects under the Corporate Sustainable Reporting Directive (CSRD).

Certificazione ISO 9001 di APB srl

Certificazione ISO 9001 di APB srl

da | Feb 16, 2026 | Regolamentazione e norme

E’ con grande soddisfazione che comunico a tutte le parti interessate che nella giornata odierna (16 febbraio 2026)  APB srl ha superato l’annuale audit di sorveglianza per la certificazione ISO 9001 per la progettazione e l’erogazione dei corsi di formazione.

La prova è stata superata con alcune difficoltà dovute soprattutto alla mancata conoscenza delle regole della formazione finanziata di molti che collaborano alla erogazione dei corsi.

Sicurezza, rispetto del codice civile e delle norme dell’Agenzia delle Entrate sono gli ostacoli più frequenti.