2022 WORK PROGRAMME - eba.europa.eu
HP1 2022 – ESG: provide tools to measure and manage risks 11 HP2 2022 – COVID-19: monitor and mitigate the impact 12 EBA activities 14 Policy and convergence work 14 Activity 1 – Capital, leverage ratio and loss absorbency 14 Activity 2 – Liquidity risk and interest rate risk in the banking book 15 Activity 3 – Accounting and audit 15
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