The EBA releases the final technical package for release 4.4 of its reporting and Pillar 3 disclosure framework
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The EBA publishes the final technical package (phase 1) of release 4.4 of its reporting framework, with the data point model (DPM), validation rules and XBRL taxonomies for IFRS 18-compliant reporting and new Pillar 3 ESG risk disclosures. Phase 2, in early 2027, will implement the major simplification of supervisory reporting.
Key points
- New FINREP module on income and expenses aligned with IFRS 18.
- Pillar 3: updated requirements on ESG risks, equity and shadow banking exposures, and FRTB templates.
- Includes templates for the 2027 AMLA risk assessment and corrections for resolution, MREL and third-country branches.
Who is affected
Credit institutions and investment firms reporting to supervisors and publishing Pillar 3 information; regulatory software vendors.
Deadlines
Phase 2 (release 4.4.1) expected in early 2027.
Plain-language version
The EBA, the EU authority that sets the rules for banks, has released the technical package (data formats, validation rules and digital templates) banks will use to report to supervisors and to publish data on their risks, including environmental and social ones. This is phase 1; phase 2, bringing a big simplification of these reports, is due in early 2027.
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