EBA publishes a Decision under the SEPA Regulation to harmonise and streamline EU payment data reporting, introducing a single reporting channel through EBA, replacing multiple national submissions

This reform reduces administrative burden on National Competent Authorities (NCAs) and ensures more consistent, high-quality data on payment charges, transaction volumes, and sanctions-related rejections. The EBA will now centralise this information and forward it to...

EBA launches a consultation to simplify EU Supervisory reporting by cutting requirements by around 50% and reducing duplication and streamlining data requirements – feedback open until 10 July 2026 

The proposals aim to merge separate data collections such as stress testing and supervisory benchmarking into regular reporting to reduce overlaps and improve consistency. They also strengthen proportionality, especially for smaller and less complex institutions,...