Meeting the ESG Data Challenge Under EBA Pillar 3
As of January 2025, the EBA’s expanded Pillar 3 ESG disclosure rules now apply to over 2,000 Less Significant Institutions, with first reports due in 2026. Compliance hinges on sourcing accurate, comprehensive ESG data. Institutions are expected to adopt a best-effort approach, ensuring disclosures meet increasing regulatory and stakeholder expectations — particularly around emissions, the Green Asset Ratio (GAR), and the Banking Book Taxonomy Alignment Ratio (BTAR).
Join Bloomberg experts to learn how sustainability climate data solutions enable banks to streamline ESG reporting, ensure compliance, and deliver insights that build trust with stakeholders.
Join Bloomberg experts to learn how sustainability climate data solutions enable banks to streamline ESG reporting, ensure compliance, and deliver insights that build trust with stakeholders.
Speakers
Murat Bozdemir
ESG Product Manager
Bloomberg
Murat heads Bloomberg’s EMEA and APAC product development for ESG and Climate Risk Enterprise Data solutions. He interacts with clients and regulators, identifying key challenges and supporting the development of new data sets for ESG regulatory disclosure and new climate risk requirements. Murat has 18 years of risk management and compliance experience covering sell and buy side markets. Before joining Bloomberg, Murat worked as a Director at KPMG, advising clients in risk control, capital management, compliance and accounting topics.