EUROPEAN BANKING AUTHORITY

The EBA is committed to operating under the highest standards of professional conduct applicable to EU institutions and agencies. Amongst other things, the EBA identifies and manages conflicts of interest of its staff and governing bodies to guarantee the independence and objectivity of its decision-making... The EBA is part of the European System of Financial Supervision together with two other supervisory authorities... The EBA continues working on the comprehensive approach to tackling NPLs, also in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. The current work on NPLs largely builds on the Commission action plan and covers risk analysis, policy and consumer protection perspectives. The current work also focuses on NPL data standardisation, data infrastructure and transparency in NPL markets, and sharing supervisory practices in the monitoring of banks' NPL management and resolution, with a specific attention to balancing prudential objectives with consumer protection obligations.

Also known as: EBA, European Commission

Primary location: Courbevoie France