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23 March 2016

EBA seeks input at national level on FINREP and GAAP


The EBA launched a public consultation on reporting financial information using GAAP across EU jurisdictions. This is a decentralised public consultation, which takes place through National Competent Authorities across the EU and not through the EBA.

The update process of the FINREP Generally Accepted Accounting Practices (GAAP) templates currently in use by institutions across the European Union (EU) has identified specific issues linked to national accounting frameworks across the EU. The European Banking Authority (EBA) is now seeking the input from all those EU institutions that report financial information to their competent authorities through the FINREP framework and on the basis of national GAAP practices. As this is a decentralised public consultation, all concerned stakeholders will be able to provide feedback to their NCAs on the changes proposed by the EBA for the reporting templates (Annex IV).

National GAAP practices are closely linked to individual EU jurisdictions and the EBA believes that a decentralised consultation will benefit from the expertise of the authorities competent for each jurisdiction or Member State. Comments received by the EU banking industry will ensure that the regulatory package on financial reporting is appropriately tailored and will be included by the EBA in the updated version of the templates it is proposing.

All concerned parties are invited to contact directly their National Competent Authorities (NCAs) by 15 April 2016 in order to provide their feedback. The EBA will subsequently release a comprehensive and updated version of FINREP, covering both Annex III and Annex IV (IFRS and GAAP templates), and it will also amended Annex V (instructions) accordingly.

Press release

Draft templates FINREP_GAAP_for decentralised feedback



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