FIN-FSA Publishes New Demo Workbooks of Its Reporting Application
FIN-FSA published the new demo workbooks for the EBA DPM 2.9.1 version (XBRL/XML), for its reporting application, in the Jakelu distribution service. These demo workbooks are only intended for testing and not for actual reporting. FIN-FSA hopes that reporting entities ("reporters") will test the workbooks as comprehensively as possible. Reporters may submit their reports to the FIN-FSA testing environment for validation.
It is possible to test workbooks, which will be published in stages during 2020:
- COREP OF, COREP LE, and COREP LR modules as from the reference date March 31, 2020
- COREP LCR DA and COREP ALM modules as from the reference date April 30, 2020
- COREP NSFR module as from the reference date June 30, 2020
- FINREP 9 module as from the reference date June 30, 2020
Related Link: Press Release
Keywords: Europe, Finland, Banking, Reporting, DPM, Jakelu Distribution Service, DPM 2.9.1, COREP, FINREP, FIN-FSA
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