European Banking Authority
About European Banking Authority
The European Banking Authority is a regulatory body that maintains the integrity and stability of the banking sector across the European Union. It develops technical standards and guidelines to harmonise financial supervision and reporting for national authorities and credit institutions. Recent coverage has focused on data reporting efficiency, environmental risk disclosures and the implementation of regulatory frameworks for crypto-assets.
FF News has published 8 stories and 1 analysis piece featuring European Banking Authority since 2021, most recently "Who Answers When the Payment Fails? COLIBRIX ONE on Mentorship and Direct Card Acquiring" (20 October 2026).
Latest European Banking Authority news
- FinregE Warns Banks: Fix Data Governance Gaps Before Increasing RegTech Spending 27 August 2026
- DESILO Launches European Entity in Luxembourg to Tackle Cross-Institutional Fraud via FHE 24 August 2026
- EBA ESG Risk Dashboard Reveals Stable Climate Exposures and Improved Data Quality for EU Banks 6 August 2026
- NOBA Bank Taps Tieto Banktech to Combat Fraud with Verification of Payee Rollout 2 July 2026
- The EBA Publishes Decision Harmonising Reporting of SEPA Data by National Authorities 13 April 2026
- EBA Consults on Guidelines on Reporting of Data to Assist Authorities in Their Supervisory Duties and Significance Assessment Under MiCAR 16 July 2024
- ECB and EBA Step Up Efforts to Make Banking Industry Data Reporting More Efficient 19 March 2024
- European Banking Authority Hit by Cyberattack Against Servers 8 March 2021