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EBA5 October 2026Speech

A sense of urgency, commitment and hope for Europe's banking sector

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Speech by EBA Chair François-Louis Michaud at the 17th FMA Supervisory Conference (Vienna). He combines a sense of urgency about geopolitical risks, European banks' loss of scale and cyber threats with the EBA's commitment to simplify the prudential framework without losing resilience.

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Who is affected

European banks, national supervisors and EU legislators.

Plain-language version

In Vienna, the chair of the EBA, the EU authority that sets the rules for banks, explained how it plans to simplify: 10 of 21 efficiency recommendations are done, 15% of its tasks have been put on hold, and it wants to cut banks' reporting by up to half. The EBA also directly oversees 19 critical tech suppliers the sector relies on, under the DORA law.
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