SRB moves bank-specific resolvability reporting to a three-year cycle from 2027

The SRB has published its annual list of consultations, data requests and deliverables for the coming year, alongside a structural change to how often banks must submit certain resolvability materials. This affects EU banks under SRB remit tracking compliance workload and reporting calendars for 2027 and beyond.

• The SRB published its list of consultations, data requests and deliverables for 2027 on 7 October 2026.
• From 2027, a broad set of bank-specific deliverables detailed in Table 2.2 move from annual to a three-year submission cycle where no material resolvability concerns exist.
• The SRB has discontinued, with immediate effect, the quarterly Sign-off form on MREL eligibility of reported liabilities.
• The SRB states that banks with consistently satisfactory resolvability performance can expect bank-specific deliverable requests to fall by up to one-third over the medium term, assuming legal stability.
• Each bank has already received a priority letter setting out which 2027 requirements apply to its individual situation.

Executive summary

The Single Resolution Board published, on 7 October 2026, its list of consultations and requests to the industry for 2027. The list sets out expected consultations, data requests and deliverables arising from EU legal acts, the SRB's Expectations for Banks,…

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