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EBA publishes Work Programme for 2027

The European Banking Authority (EBA) has published its Work Programme for 2027, outlining key areas of focus and deliverables. This marks the first step towards a broader medium-term strategy to enhance its supervisory capabilities.

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The European Banking Authority (EBA) published its Work Programme for 2027 on 30 September 2026. The Programme outlines key areas of focus and deliverables, marking the initial step towards a broader medium-term strategy to position the EBA as a next-generation regulator.

The EBA's Work Programme does not specify the exact provisions or articles it relies on. It aims to enhance supervision and service provision to the supervisory and resolution community.

The Work Programme applies to all regulated entities under the EBA's jurisdiction. These entities should monitor the developments closely as they may influence future regulatory frameworks and compliance requirements.

The material does not specify any deadlines, transitional periods, or exemptions related to the Work Programme.

Source: EBA, official publication, retrieved 2026-09-30

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