5 March 2025 - Summary of minutes
Place: Microsoft Teams
Present: Officials of the Bank of Finland (BoF) and Financial Supervisory Authority (FIN-FSA). Industry representatives from OP Financial Group, Aktia, Savings Banks' Union Coop, Nordea and S-Bank.
1 ECB's recent IReF policy lines
- Pilot reporting and parallel reporting
- Pilot reporting will be mandatory, starting in December 2028
- Parallel reporting will begin in December 2029
- LuoTi reporting (credit data) will end at any rate 6 months thereafter
- RATI reporting (MFI data) will end at the earliest 8 months thereafter
- As a preparatory effort, both the ECB and BoF have already been developing various cross-checks for time series of current statistics
- Reporting derogations
- As a reporting derogation, there is a quarterly reporting frequency instead of the monthly one, similar to RATI
- Voluntary full reporting will remain an option
- The availability of the reporting derogation reflects loan volumes, similar to BSI, and, on the SHSS side, securities holdings
- In the future, holdings managed by banks functioning as securities custodians must be reported in IReF reporting, whereas other custodians will be covered by separate reporting
- Reporting format
- The reporting format to be used is XBRL-CSV
- Data collection service
- Data collection will be implemented in the ETS service on the ECB's upcoming CDM platform
- Threshold values
- A borrower-specific threshold of EUR 25,000 will apply
- Identification of counterparties falling below the threshold will not necessarily be required
- Counterparty data
- Reporting of the RIAD code will be required in addition to a national identifier and/or LEI code
- National requirements
- Migration to loan-by-loan reporting will reduce the BoF's need for national requirements
- However, at a minimum, there will be a national requirement to report Statistics Finland's national sector classification
- Data diverging from IReF's core part will be collected in national additional tables
- A borrower-specific threshold of EUR 25,000 will apply