EBA ESG Regulations
Banks play an important role in the net-zero transition and transition financing. As the regulator of EU banking system, the European Banking Authority has released a sustainable finance roadmap, making ESG development a priority.
The European Banking Authority, together with European Securities and Markets Authority and European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority, has developed European Sustainability Reporting Standards to regulate companies information disclosure.
European Regulatory Authorities Suggest Amending Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation
European regulatory authorities releases documents proposing amendments to the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation
European Banking Authority Releases Final Report on Greenwashing in Banking Sector
European Banking Authority (EBA) releases final report on greenwashing in banking sector
European Banking Authority Presents Main Achievements on ESG Roadmap
EBA presents main achievements on ESG roadmap, aiming to conclude the various actions carried out in the past year
European Banking Authority Releases Survey on Classification Methods for ESG Risk Exposures
The European Banking Authority releases a survey on classification methods for ESG risk exposures
European Banking Authority Releases Drafts on ESG Risk Management
The European Banking Authority (EBA) releases a draft on ESG risk management to help the banking industry
European Banking Authority Launches Green Loan Label
The European Banking Authority launches the green loan label, aiming to establish standards for green loans
European Financial Regulators Revise SFDR Regulatory Technical Standards
Three European financial regulatory agencies issued documents to modify SFDR Regulatory Technical Standards
ESMA, EBA and EIOPA Issues Opinions on Sustainability Reporting Standards
Three European regulation authorities (ESMA, EBA and EIOPA) issued their opinions on the draft of European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS for short), the first edition published by the European Financial Reporting Advisory (EFRA) in November last year. The purpose of ESRS is to establish a common European sustainable reporting standard in order to promote the development of ESG and keep pace with global sustainable development