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EBA7 October 2026Documento

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

The chair of the EBA, the EU authority that sets the rules for banks, spoke in Vienna with a sense of urgency: geopolitical tensions, cyber threats and European banks shrinking on the world stage (35% of the 50 biggest in 2011, just over 20% today). Still, banks are solid, with a capital cushion above 16%, and the EBA promises simpler rules without losing safety.
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