EBA CRDIV and COREP/FINREP Harmonization for Europe Andreas Weller, Head of IT EBA.

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EBA CRDIV and COREP/FINREP Harmonization for Europe Andreas Weller, Head of IT EBA

CRDIV The CRDIV Implementing Technical Standards will significantly change the XBRL landscape in the banking sector, across the EEA, on the 1 st Jan

CRDIV  Implementing Basel III Europe: CRD IV package  The overarching goal of the so-called Basel III agreement and its implementing act in Europe, the so- called CRD IV package, is to strengthen the resilience of the EU banking sector so it would be better placed to absorb economic shocks while ensuring that banks continue to finance economic activity and growth.  18 th floor  Legislation and corrigendum PRESENTATION TITLE 3

ITS Implementing technical standards  The text of the ITS  The Data Point Model  And what we have more: A network of national experts Taxonomy COREP and FINREP Version Eurofiling EIOPA Solvency II The NSA’s  18 th and 20 th floor PRESENTATION TITLE 4

Taxonomy COREP and FINREP PRESENTATION TITLE 5

Taxonomy COREP and FINREP PRESENTATION TITLE 6 The taxonomy defines a representation for data collection under the reporting requirements related to: - own funds - financial information - losses stemming from lending collateralised by immovable property - large exposures - leverage ratio -liquidity ratios

Taxonomy COREP and FINREP PRESENTATION TITLE 7 Although primarily developed for use in data transmission between competent authorities and the EBA, many authorities are known to intend to use the proposed XBRL taxonomy for the collection of supervisory reporting from the credit institutions and investment firms they supervise.

The conception phase is over PRESENTATION TITLE 8 The work in EBA will move now down to the 9 th floor The phase of the load will start. We expect to receive now: - Harmonized EEA Data - Quality EEA Data - Consistent EEA Data

The LOAD phase is starting 9

Where is the complexity in reporting PRESENTATION TITLE 10 Is it the uncertainty of what needs to be delivered? Is it the ITS and the complexity of data? Where can XBRL help And where can the ITS package help you. Has EBA deployed too many features and stressed the tools to the maximum?

Accept the challenge PRESENTATION TITLE 11 NSA’s, Software vendors, Consultancy companies, Credit Institutions,…. on the load. Maximise your return of invest with reuse of XBRL data and definitions which are given to the market with COREP and FINREP. New regulations will come and behind will be DPM and XBRL.

To move forward and be on the save side for the load PRESENTATION TITLE 12 a)Have a clear and accurate interpretation of European Banking Authority (EBA) data definitions in the ITS. b) Understand technical points and complexities of Data Point Model versus individual reporting. c) Addressing data management issues by designing business processes to handle increases in data volume and complexity. d) Creating robust validation rules to deliver the requested data quality. e) Enable vendor management to produce final outputs from source IT systems in XBRL. f) Understand IT infrastructure limitations to handle future changes to EBA.

PRESENTATION TITLE 13 Tower 42 is higher as the XBRL Tower in London. 42 Levels compared to 8 levels.

EUROPEAN BANKING AUTHORITY Tower 42, 25 Old Broad Street London EC2N 1HQ Tel: Fax: /2