The European Banking Authority has published an updated edition of its ESG risk dashboard, incorporating data up to the second quarter of 2025 and reporting continued stability across major climate-related risk indicators, broadly consistent with previous updates. With this release, the dashboard is now available via the EBA Data Access Portal, bringing it into the EBA’s central hub for EU/EEA supervisory data. Banks’ exposures to sectors that significantly contribute to climate change remained high at around 62% of non-financial corporate portfolios. Environmental data quality improved, including strong energy-efficiency scores for exposures secured by immovable property, while reliance on proxy indicators fell by about 10 percentage points since December 2023. Physical risk metrics remained uneven across jurisdictions, with differences attributed to methodological variation across institutions. The dashboard draws on a representative sample of nearly 120 large EU/EEA banks reporting under Pillar 3 ESG disclosure requirements, with results presented at country and anonymised bank level. Following the EBA’s no-action letter of 5 August 2025, the “Taxonomy Alignment” and “Beyond the GAR/BTAR” tabs have not been updated beyond fourth quarter 2024 data.
European Banking Authority 2026-02-18
European Banking Authority publishes updated ESG risk dashboard on EDAP showing stable climate risk indicators
The European Banking Authority released an updated ESG risk dashboard with data up to Q2 2025, showing stable climate-related risk indicators. Banks' exposures to high climate-impact sectors remain at 62% of non-financial corporate portfolios, with improved environmental data quality and reduced reliance on proxy indicators. The dashboard, available via the EBA Data Access Portal, includes data from nearly 120 large EU/EEA banks under Pillar 3 ESG disclosure rules.