The European Banking Authority (EBA) is a specialised agency of the European Union set up to achieve a more integrated approach to banking supervision across the EU. Among its core tasks is the establishment of a single set of rules applicable to all banking institutions in the EU in the same...

Established on 1 January 2011, the European Banking Authority (EBA) is the EU agency that contributes to the creation of a single market in EU banking that is beneficial to business, consumers and, ultimately, the broader EU economy. The EBA does so by building a single regulatory and...

Discover our careers. We recruit and offer different collaboration opportunities at every level throughout the year. You can view our current vacancies on the EBA careers page, sign up for future alerts, and apply for any available position through our eRecruitment portal!

Discover our careers. We recruit and offer different collaboration opportunities at every level throughout the year. You can view our current vacancies on the EBA careers page, sign up for future alerts, and apply for any available position through our eRecruitment portal!

In the EBA's response to the European Commission's Call for Advice on the review of the macroprudential framework, it was highlighted that the implementation of the CRR2, CRD5 and BRRD2 frameworks is very recent and has introduced several new elements. This includes elements such as the minimum...

Access to basic financial products and services is necessary so that individuals can fully participate in economic and social life. For the most vulnerable, this access may be a matter of survival. Being able to transfer money within and across jurisdictions can also be critical for legal...