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Declaration of Interests Summary (Annex II of EBA DC 103)

Core Content

This document is a Declaration of Interests form, part of Annex II of the EBA Decision DC 103. It is used by individuals involved with the European Banking Authority (EBA) to disclose any potential conflicts of interest that may affect their independence in carrying out tasks within the EBA's scope of action.

The declaration is made by Sissy Spyridoula Papagiannidou, who is associated with the Bank of Argencg / ArggCG and currently involved in the BOS MEMBRGR. project. She affirms that she has read and understood the EBA's Conflict of Interest Policy (EBA DC 2014 103) and that the declaration is truthful and complete.

She also pledges to notify the EBA whenever a conflict of interest arises, as per the policy's requirements.

Key Information

• Name: Sissy Spyridoula Papagiannidou
• Authority/MS: Bank of Argencg / ArggCG
• Current EBA involvement: BOS MEMBRGR.
• Declaration date: 09/12/2015
• Ethics Officer contact: ethics@eba.europa.eu
• Declaration format: A structured form that includes six categories of potential conflicts of interest.

Main Points

• The declaration is a formal statement of potential conflicts of interest in accordance with the EBA's Conflict of Interest Policy.
• It requires individuals to list all interests that could impair their independence.
• The form includes six categories of conflicts:

1. Economic Interest
2. Membership
3. Employment or Consultancy
4. Intellectual Property Rights
5. Other
6. Interests of close family members

Each category requires the following information:

• Nature of conflict

• Period (from/till)

• Organisation

• Subject matter/Reasons why independence may be impaired

• The declaration emphasizes the importance of transparency and the need to disclose any potential conflicts of interest that could influence the individual's decisions or actions within the EBA's responsibilities.

Additional Notes

• The form includes placeholders for detailed information, encouraging individuals to provide as much data as possible.
• The form must be signed and sent to the EBA's Ethics Officer for record-keeping purposes.
• The document includes images that may be part of the original form, though they are not described in detail in the text.