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ECB publishes consolidated banking data for end-June 2026

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Based on European Central Bank Press Releases · Nov 06, 2026

The European Central Bank released consolidated banking data for the EU banking sector as of June 2026, covering nearly all institutions and including key financial indicators.

ECB publishes consolidated banking data for end-June 2026
European Central Bank Press Releases — European Central Bank
Key points
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The ECB published consolidated banking data for the EU banking sector as of end-June 2026.
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The dataset covers 336 banking groups and 2,283 stand-alone credit institutions, including non-EU controlled subsidiaries and branches.
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The data include indicators on profitability, liquidity, asset quality, capital adequacy, and solvency.
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It covers 336 banking groups and 2,283 stand-alone credit institutions, including non-EU controlled subsidiaries and branches, representing nearly 100% of the EU banking sector’s balance sheet.

The European Central Bank (ECB) published consolidated banking data for the EU banking sector as of end-June 2026, compiled on a group consolidated basis. The dataset provides quarterly insights into the EU banking system, offering a subset of information available in the year-end report. It covers 336 banking groups and 2,283 stand-alone credit institutions, including non-EU controlled subsidiaries and branches, representing nearly 100% of the EU banking sector’s balance sheet.

The data include a wide range of indicators such as profitability, efficiency, balance sheet composition, liquidity, funding, asset quality, asset encumbrance, capital adequacy, and solvency. Aggregates and indicators are published for the reporting population, with reporters generally applying International Financial Reporting Standards and the European Banking Authority’s Implementing Technical Standards on Supervisory Reporting.

Some small and medium-sized reporters may use national accounting standards, which could result in minor variations in the aggregates and indicators. The published figures also include a few revisions to past data, ensuring accuracy and consistency in the dataset.

The ECB’s consolidated banking data is a key resource for analysing the EU banking sector’s financial health. The dataset is available for public use, with reproduction permitted provided the source is acknowledged.

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