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SRB Decision on first amending budget 2026 with Annex

SRB Decision on Budget and Establishment Plan 2027 with Annexes

This document is not intended to create any legally binding effect, may not be relied upon for any legal purposes, does not establish any binding interpretation of EU or national laws and does not serve as, or substitute for, legal advice. It shall not be considered as predetermining the position that the SRB may take in specific cases, where the circumstances of each case will also be considered. It is intended solely to support ongoing discussions on the review of the Markets in Crypto‑Assets Regulation (MiCA)

The SRB is moving from annual requests to a three-year submission cycle for a broad set of materials requested of banks (as detailed in Table 2.2), effective from 2027. This change - applicable where no material resolvability concerns exist - aims to reduce administrative burden while maintaining resolvability. Requests of individual banks will be informed by resolvability assessments, testing outcomes, on-site inspections and the SRB’s evolving priorities. The update underscores the SRB’s commitment to streamlining processes without compromising resolvability standards. Over the medium term, under the assumption of legal stability, banks with consistently satisfactory resolvability performance can expect this adjustment to reduce requests related to those bank-specific deliverables each year by up to one-third compared to the current situation. Moreover, where deliverables remain up to date and to purpose, banks can confirm that when due rather than requiring
resubmission.

List of other cross-border groups, 01 October, 2026

Information on the 2027 contribution period and expected timeline to the institutions in scope of the 2027 contribution period.

The SRM Vision 2028 calls for an increased focus on banks’ operational readiness to implement resolution strategies. An essential element of such readiness is the ability to communicate in a timely, accurate and consistent manner when a bank is failing or likely to fail, thereby supporting the effective implementation of resolution actions.

The SRB consulted the banking industry and relevant stakeholders on its Operational Guidance on Resolvability Testing for Banks between 17 March and 5 May 20251. With reference to the EBA Guidelines on improving resolvability2, the guidance aim is to promote a harmonised approach for implementing the multi-annual testing programme, define testing areas and sub-areas and testing methods, and set expectations for banks on testing governance, design, preparation and reporting.
The version of the guidance published for consultation did not contain a specific section on communication, which is the focus of this particular guidance document.

Pursuant to Article 8(9)(n) SRMR, a communication plan needs to be prepared already in the context of resolution planning. In this regard, the Single Resolution Board (SRB) sets out, in its Expectations for Banks (EfB), the capabilities that it expects banks to develop to ensure resolvability. Communication is one of the seven resolvability dimensions in which capabilities are categorised (EfB dimension 6). Communication is also a key resolvability area of the EBA Guidelines on improving resolvability for institutions and resolution authorities.

Feedback Statement from GBIC to the Public Consultation on the Operational Guidance for Banks on Communication in Resolution, and on the Communication Testing Supplement

Feedback Statement from ESBG to the Public Consultation on the Operational Guidance for Banks on Communication in Resolution, and on the Communication Testing Supplement

Feedback Statement from EBF to the Public Consultation on the Operational Guidance for Banks on Communication in Resolution, and on the Communication Testing Supplement

Feedback Statement from EACB to the Public Consultation on the Operational Guidance for Banks on Communication in Resolution, and on the Communication Testing Supplement

Feedback Statement from AFME to the Public Consultation on the Operational Guidance for Banks on Communication in Resolution, and on the Communication Testing Supplement

Annual accounts 2025

SRB reply to ECON Chair in relation to the EP Banking Union Annual Report 2025

SRB reply to ECON Chair in relation to the EP Banking Union Annual Report 2024