Making banks’ data reporting more efficient
We work alongside the national central banks (NCBs) of the EU countries to provide policymakers and analysts with the high-quality data they need. We are constantly looking for ways to make data collection more efficient and reduce the reporting burden on banks.
Together with the NCBs, we aim to harmonise, standardise and integrate our existing statistical requirements that are applicable to banks across statistical domains and countries. This helps automate data processing and enhances data quality.
How we cooperate:
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Joint Bank Reporting Committee (JBRC)
Cooperation with other authorities and banks to integrate statistical, prudential and resolution reporting
Find out more about the JBRCIntegrated Reporting Framework (IReF)
The Eurosystem integration of statistical requirements as a first step towards broader integration
Find out more about the IReFBanks’ Integrated Reporting Dictionary (BIRD)
Cooperation between the European System of Central Banks and commercial banks to make reporting easier
Find out more about BIRDData Point Model (DPM) Alliance
Collaboration defining the methodology for the structured definition and exchange of regulatory data in the financial sector.
Find out more about the DPM Alliance