The European Banking Authority (EBA) has launched a consultation on proposed measures to simplify EU supervisory reporting requirements.
The proposals would reduce the number of datapoints by half and introduce new proportionality mechanisms for small and non-complex institutions. In addition, separate EU-wide stress test and supervisory benchmarking data collections would be integrated into regular reporting.
EBA Chair François-Louis Michaud stated: “The new approach would reduce unnecessary burden while preserving the quality and relevance of the information supervisors need. It should also support easier data sharing and more integrated reporting across Europe.”
The public consultation on revised Implementing Technical Standards on supervisory reporting is open until 10 July. If adopted, the changes would apply from September 2027.