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Regulation (EU) 2016/867 of the European Central Bank of 18 May 2016 on the collection of granular credit and credit risk data (ECB/2016/13) (revoked)
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Article 6.Statistical reporting requirements on an individual basis
Article 14.Minimum common standards and national reporting arrangements
Article 17.Verification and compulsory collection and minimum quality standards
1. Counterparty reference data
1.1 The level of granularity for the counterparty reference data is...
1.2 Each counterparty identifier must be unique for each counterparty reported...
1.3 The counterparties to be registered are all institutional units which...
1.4 The information required for each type of counterparty is indicated...
1.5 The counterparty data describes the characteristics of the counterparty.
1.6 In the case of natural persons being affiliated with instruments...
1.7 The records must be reported no later than the monthly...
2.1 The level of granularity for the instrument data is the...
2.2 Each contract identifier must be unique for each contract that...
2.3 The instrument data registers any instrument that exists under a...
2.4 The instrument data describes the features of the instrument, which...
2.5 The records must be reported no later than the monthly...
9.1 The level of granularity for the counterparty risk data is...
9.2 The data allows the assessment of the counterparty's' credit risk....
9.3 This information is required only for debtors and protection providers....
9.4 In the case of natural persons being affiliated with instruments...
9.6 The relevant NCB may decide to collect the counterparty risk...
10.1 The level of granularity for the counterparty default data is...
10.2 These data allow the identification of counterparties in default without...
10.3 This information is required only for debtors and protection providers....
10.4 In the case of natural persons being affiliated with instruments...
Specific statistical reporting requirements
In accordance with Article 7, the statistical reporting requirements defined...
1. Observed agents that are not resident in a reporting Member...
Table 1 specifies the reporting requirements for each data attribute...
(a) N subject to individual arrangements, the relevant NCBs may...
Where no classification is provided, the information is required to...
Minimum standards to be applied by the actual reporting population
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