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EBA29 October 2026Press Release

The EBA advises on targeted simplifications to Taxonomy disclosures

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The EBA responds to the Commission's call for technical advice on the Article 8 Taxonomy Disclosures Delegated Act. It proposes removing the fees and commissions and trading book KPIs and simplifying group disclosures and credit institutions' Green Asset Ratio templates.

Key points

Who is affected

Credit institutions and investment firms subject to Article 8 of the Taxonomy Regulation.

Deadlines

Advice submitted to the Commission for the review of the Delegated Act; no application date.

Plain-language version

The Taxonomy is the EU's official list of what counts as a 'green' activity. The EBA, the EU authority that sets the rules for banks, is advising the Commission to simplify what banks must publish about how green their business is: dropping some indicators and simplifying the Green Asset Ratio, the share of a bank's assets that are green. It is only advice so far, with no start date.
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