Guideline 6: Instructions for reporting to the EBA

6.1 If possible, the reporting template should include the outcomes of at least one stress-testing cycle fully performed by the DGS.

6.2 DGSs should report the information set out in Annex 1 to the EBA by the date to be announced, where applicable, by the EBA when planning and conducting peer reviews. With a view to the second peer review to be published by the EBA by 16 June 2025, DGSs should report their results to the EBA by 16 June 2024. Regarding the later stress testing and reporting cycles, the EBA will announce the date of the next reporting deadlines in the later EBA peer reviews or by other means.

6.3 DGSs should use the reporting template set out in Annex 1 and transmission channels provided by the EBA for reporting.

6.4 DGSs should follow these instructions when filling in the reporting template:

• • DGSs should provide a qualitative score (1-4) for each indicator (qualitative), accompanied by an explanation to justify the qualitative score. If applicable, DGSs should also provide quantitative information to motivate the score and provide comparable data for future peer reviews (quantitative).
• • When quantitative information is required in addition to a qualitative score, DGSs should follow the instructions in the guidelines and reporting template, for example regarding the units of measure.
• • When a DGS did not assess a certain area, the DGS should indicate this by filling in ‘area not tested’ in the relevant field in the reporting template. In addition, DGSs should include a literary statement describing the reason for not assessing a certain area.
• • For SCV-file tests, when reporting the number of unique institutions tested, if a DGS performed multiple SCV-file tests of one credit institution, this counts as one unique institution.

1. Overview

1.1 References

1.2 Identified Requirements

1.3 Related Standards

2. Identified Requirements

3. Related Standards

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