ECB eases banking oversight rules

The European Central Bank has reduced the number of supervisory reports it expects from banks by one-third and intends to partially ease governance requirements. This move responds to pressures from the banking sector and a decline in regulatory measures following the global financial crisis. Approximately 40 reports out of 130 will be canceled, and instead of mandatory templates, a report on best practices will be issued, giving banks greater flexibility in complying with the legal framework. The goal is to simplify supervision while maintaining stability requirements.

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