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What’s changing in EBA reporting from 2025–2026

And how UBPartner Is preparing clients for the shift

The upcoming EBA Taxonomy releases introduce one of the biggest regulatory shifts since the introduction of CRD4. Several reporting frameworks are being updated, split or moved to new submission formats, and some will become CSV-only from Day On

Here are the key changes every reporting team should be aware of:

MREL capital reporting becomes more frequent

Until now, MREL data was typically submitted once per year — however from late 2025 onward, regulators will expect twice-yearly submissions. UBPartner will provide structured templates, validation and XBRL generation to make this transition smooth.

Resolution reporting gets split into two filing windows

Instead of a single reporting cycle, resolution data will now be divided into separate spring submissions, with one batch due in March and another in April. Our tools will support both cycles automatically, with no need to restructure your data manually.

DORA reporting introduces a CSV-only format

Unlike traditional CRD reports, DORA reporting will be delivered exclusively in xBRL-CSV, requiring stricter validation and new formatting rules. UBPartner’s processing engine is already fully compatible with CSV and XML, making it straightforward to onboard.

New risk benchmarking and supervision forms coming in 2026

Additional risk and benchmarking templates will go live in early 2026, covering valuation metrics and portfolio performance indicators. These will be available as pre-configured modules within the UBPartner platform.

AML and Crypto-Asset reporting expands national obligations

Regulators are also tightening anti-money laundering requirements, especially around crypto-asset transfers and reporting transparency. Our solution will include local variations of these templates in the same interface used for CRD and Resolution.

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Final insight - XML will fade, CSV will dominate

There is a clear direction from European regulators: XML will remain for legacy filings, but new reporting will be CSV-first or CSV-only. UBPartner already covers both formats and will continue to roll out automated migration workflows to help filers transition painlessly.

Would you like to test your reporting in the new format before it becomes mandatory?

 We can run your template through XT and show you the output in under 15 minutes.

Get in touch and we’ll schedule it.