The above data have been integrated into a calculation tool that will help you estimate your bank’s annual supervisory fee. Please click on the link below and follow the instructions in the file.

The ECB has published the templates and instructions for the 2023 fee factors on the ECB Banking Supervision website (see link). More information on the fee factors can be found under the header …

From the 2020 fee period onwards, fees will be levied on an ex-post basis and the ECB will use existing supervisory data to calculate fees, removing the need for a separate data collection process for most …

The ECB Regulation on supervisory fees lays down the methodology and procedure for the calculation and collection of the ECB annual supervisory fees. This section of the banking supervision website …

How do I estimate the fee for my bank for the next feeing period? An estimate of the annual supervisory fee for the next feeing period can be calculated using the tool provided in the Estimate your fee …

The European Central Bank (ECB) has today published its amended Regulation on supervisory fees, which is the outcome of two public consultations. It has also updated the related Decision on the data …

The ECB levies an annual supervisory fee on all supervised banks to cover its costs in relation to banking supervision. The total annual fees are based on the actual costs incurred, which are known …

Regulation (EU) No 1163/2014 (ECB/2014/41) lays down the methodology and criteria for calculating the total amount of annual supervisory fees, their breakdown by supervised entity and supervised …

The annual supervisory fee payable by each supervised bank or banking group is determined by allocating the total annual costs for each category – significant or less significant – to the individual …

Under Article 5(1) and (2) of Regulation (EU) No 1163/2014 (ECB/2014/41) the annual supervisory fees to be levied on the supervised entities are calculated on the basis of the annual costs of the ECB.