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Welcome to Ron Baremans e-Line DNB “a generic reporting system”
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De Nederlandsche Bank Eurosystem National Central Bank Supervisor 100 banks 800 pensionfunds 400 insurance companies 200 investment firms 100 money exchange offices Statistics BOP: 2500 direct reporters
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Chain of reporting Data production Publication Data transmission Storage Quality checks ECB BIS Eurostat National Statistics Bureau Government XML Data-entry XBRL Internet Mathematical PlausibilityDatawarehouse Departments
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Positions All supervisors (in Europe) building their own systems in the chain of reporting is inefficient. There will be a tendency for sharing systems in partnerships.
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DNB generic solution for reporting Data production Publication Data transmission Storage Quality checks ECB BIS Eurostat National Statistics Bureau Government XML Data-entry XBRL Internet Mathematical PlausibilityDatawarehouse
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e-Line overview Reporting portal Internet based Platform 1 application All kind of reports Quality assessment of reports Monitoring reporting progress Multiple languages
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Browser for Reporters Overview of reports DNB to be delivered Fill out reports -data-entry -Importing: XML, XBRL Quality checks: technical and business rules Saving & sending in reports Export to Excel / PDF Multi-user handling
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News flashes/ announcements Start reporting Technical support Documentation Specific information per reporting framework
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Red “due date” for late reports Menu for editing reports Status per report
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Questionnaire with drop down menu Different forms in tree
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Extensive layout possibilities Menu Use of colour White spots Dimensions
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Extensible no. rows
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Forms can change by interaction
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Register Who are our reporters Contact information e-mail adresses to have the system automatically generate e-mails
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Reporting progress Customized reporting obligations per reporter Overviews of reporting progress Who is late Adjust due date per reporter Reasons for delay & comments on report Possibility for automatic reminder (mail merge with MS Word) Define own views
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Report storage All data stored at DNB systems Data only available for DNB after report has been sent in DNB facilitates and guarantees back-up facilities
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Reporting Assessment Assessment of reports sent in Adding comments Error/warnings report Internal copies of reports to correct data Enforce re-reporting Audit trail of all reports Updates/revision reports to compare a re-reports with a previous one sent in Changing the status of a report (concept/authorized)
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Security (PKI = Public Key Infrastructure) PKI facilitates: Login handling Workstation independency Digital signature with reports DNB uses authentication based on userid and password Strong authentication (e.g. with smartcard) easy to implement
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Interface to back office systems XML interface to back office system e-Line works with: Use of message queue (like in e-mail) Transformation module to map XML on database Back office & e-Line can be developed separately
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Current status
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Finally Short time to market: 10 - 20 hours per form 3 years of use has shown a stable system Partnerships with other National Banks / Supervisors are possible
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Questions? e-mail:j.c.baremans@dnb.nlj.c.baremans@dnb.nl tel.:+31 20 524 32 43
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Positions All supervisors (in Europe) building their own systems in the chain of reporting is inefficient. There will be a tendency for sharing systems in partnerships.
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