DNB Issues Several Reporting Updates for Banks in April 2021
DNB published several reporting updates, along with an updated list of additional data requests for banks. The updated and new data requests, which have been highlighted with the word "UPDATE" or “NEW” in red, include semi-recurring as well as ad hoc data requests to banks from DNB and European agencies. DNB also informed stakeholders that the submission method, via Digital Reporting Portal (or DLR), for the auditor's report for banks remains unchanged compared to last year. The submission of files will continue to take place in the usual manner via DLR using one reporting obligation.
In that one obligation, DNB expects to receive five files: auditor's report on the Capital Requirements Directive (CRD IV) data (in XBRL format), electronic signature for the auditor's report on the CRD IV data (in XML format), auditor's report on Interest Rate Risk (in PDF format), results overview document (in Excel format), and the audit report. Additional key reporting updates are as follows:
- A new English version of the template on Integrity Risk Questionnaire (version 2.0) has been made available. The Dutch version of the template on Integrity Risk Questionnaire remains unchanged.
- Banks are requested to submit the annual Remuneration Report only via XBRL. EBA released the applicable version of the taxonomy (REM 1.0.1) on April 08, 2021. This annual reporting obligation is applicable to banks with a registered office in the Netherlands and the non-European Economic Area branches. Deadline for submitting this report is June 30, 2021. Less significant institutions will be informed about the additional reporting obligation concerning “Identified staff.” This report will be requested via Excel and separately via DLR.
- As of May 03, 2021, the Audit Individual Client View (IKB) reporting requirement has been made available in DLR. The reporting deadline is August 31, 2021. Based on the Single Customer View Policy Rule under the deposit guarantee scheme (DGS), banks must submit a report setting out the opinion of internal audit department (Section 11) and an ISAE 3402 type 2 report containing the opinion of external auditor (Section 12). The reports can be submitted together. A single reporting obligation is available for banking groups to submit their reports (a single report for all licenses or separate reports for each license).
- A new version of the frequently asked questions (FAQs), prepared by ECB, on the COVID-19 data request has been made available.
Related Links
- Notification on Submission Method via DLR
- Notification on Integrity Risk Questionnaire Template
- Notification on Remuneration Reporting
- Notification on Audit IKB Reporting
- Notification on FAQs on COVID-19 Data Request
- Overview of Additional Data Requests
Keywords: Europe, Netherlands, Banking, FAQ, Remuneration, Deposit Guarantee Scheme, CRD IV, Basel, COVID-19, DLR, ECB, DNB
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