EBA sets revised reporting timetable

On 6 November 2026, the European Banking Authority outlined changes to its proposed supervisory reporting package after consultation with banks and other stakeholders. The authority said its final report on draft implementing technical standards is scheduled for December 2026. The announcement concerns the package being finalised; it is not a statement that every proposed reporting change is already applicable.

The planned measures include simpler templates, lower reporting frequencies in selected areas and closer alignment with disclosure requirements. Credit risk and IFRS 9 benchmarking would be incorporated into the supervisory reporting framework. Operational loss reporting and stress-testing submissions would also be streamlined.

The first reference date for new requirements is being moved to December 2027. Selected areas, including liquidity, asset encumbrance, benchmarking and ESG reporting, are deferred until December 2028. A supporting technical package is expected in early 2027. The EBA also described work to reduce duplicate data requests between authorities.

Source: EBA announcement, published 6 November 2026; verified 9 November 2026.