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EBA5 November 2026Documento

ACPR Conference - keynote speech

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Speech by EBA Chair François-Louis Michaud at the ACPR annual conference (Paris, 5 November 2026). He argues that resilience and competitiveness are not opposed: European banks are sound, but the banking single market remains fragmented and rules must be simplified without lowering capital.

Key points

Who is affected

European banks, national supervisors and EU co-legislators.

Deadlines

Revised SREP from 1 January 2027; simplified reporting phased in from September 2027.

Plain-language version

The text of a Paris speech by François-Louis Michaud, chair of the EBA, the EU authority that sets the rules for banks. His message: European banks are solid, with a capital cushion above 16% and just 1.6% of loans unpaid, so now is the time to simplify, for example by halving the data supervisors ask for. New supervisory rules start on 1 January 2027.
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