The European Banking Authority (EBA) has issued revised final draft implementing technical standards (ITS) on resolution planning reporting, aimed at streamlining regulatory compliance across the EU.
The updates focus on harmonising data requirements and cutting redundant reporting, ultimately lowering the compliance burden for institutions. Proportionality remains a central principle, ensuring that reporting obligations are tailored to each firm’s size and complexity.
Key improvements include enhanced data usability for resolution authorities, elimination of unnecessary data points, and prevention of overlapping information requests. The ITS introduce a “core-plus-supplement” model, reducing reporting demands on smaller institutions and removing duplications already covered under MREL/TLAC, CoRep, and FinRep frameworks.
In Q4 2025, the EBA will release a technical package containing the Data Point Model (DPM), validation rules, and taxonomy that institutions must use to submit resolution planning information.
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