EBA Environmental Statement 2026 (2025 data), French version
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The EBA's 2026 environmental statement under EMAS, with 2025 data. It summarises its new environmental policy, the sustained reduction in travel and on-site meetings, green criteria in all procurement with environmental impact and its first circular economy report.
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Internal EBA management; no impact on supervised entities.
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The EBA, the EU authority that sets the rules for banks, has published the French version of its 2026 environmental statement, with 2025 data. It explains how it cuts its own footprint: less travel and fewer in-person meetings, green criteria in purchases and a first circular economy report. It is about how the EBA itself runs, with no effect on banks or customers.
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