Insurance and Banking Supervision XBRL Implementation in France



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Insurance and Banking Supervision Implementation in France Eric JARRY Banque de France eric.jarry@banque-france.fr Eurofiling / Europe Roma 2014-05-05

Agenda European System of Financial Reporting and ACPR/ Banque de France and Reporting in 2014 in France for Solvency II Making mandatory: Why? How? So? What is missing in? : not enough for common reporting The ACPR / Banque de France SURFI filing system 2

European System of Financial Reporting Jurisdictions Level 2 mandatory, Level 1 currently for EBA Reporters optionnel CAs ESAs and EIOPA Europe 2010- CAs: Competent Authorities, previously: NSAs National Supervisory Authorities ESAs: European Supervisory Authorities CEBS CEIOPS CSDB Central Securities DataBase ESMA CESR in 2018? Joint Committee 3

Contents of level 2 reporting For Banking supervision For CRD to CRD III, KRI (Key Risk Indicators): small subset of COREP and FINREP data for significant financial institutions, in every country Since CRD IV, all data for significant financial institutions, in every country For Insurance supervision Subset (to be determined) of level 1 data for all reporters 4 4

Introduction of SSM in Banking Union SSM: Single Supervisory Mechanism 2015? Reporter CA ESA Pre / out of SSM (optional) (mandatory) (example) SSM (optional) (mandatory) (mandatory) (example) 5 5

in ACPR / Banque de France Before 2007: the French banking regulator, Commission bancaire, bound to Banque de France, used an EDI proprietary format for the French banking reporting since 1993, BAFI 2005-2006: CEBS (now EBA) has chosen for the Basel II / CRD and Financial reporting: COREP and FINREP taxonomies 2006: Banque de France has decided that will be the only format accepted for COREP and FINREP data, a new application is developed: COFINREP. Reception of reports in 2007 2008: New French regulations, complete change of the reporting system : SURFI (Unified FInancial Reporting System), all banking reporting for prudential and statistical needs of Banque de France, will be done in, the SURFI taxonomy and SURFI application are developed 6 6

in ACPR / Banque de France 2010: The French authorities for Banking and Insurance supervision have been merged, giving ACP (Prudential Supervisory Authority), bound to Banque de France ACPR, for Resolution, since September 2013 EBA uses a clone of the SURFI system, IPEBA IT Platform for EBA. EBA accepts, XML and CSV reports for KRI (Key Risk Indicators) from biggest banks 2011: Decision of EIOPA to use for the reporting, from undertakings to CAs and from CAs to EIOPA 2012-2013: SURFI application adapted to support Solvency II and new EBA taxonomies 2014: First filings new EBA taxonomies (CRR / CRD IV) 2014: First filings of Solvency II data (in, voluntary reporting, based on EIOPA Prelimary reporting taxonomy v1.2) 7

Why reporting for SII in 2014 in France? In October 2012 a French-speaking conference on Solvency II reporting was organized by France and Europe, in Paris The implemenations of Solvency II, initially planned for 2012, was postponed due to delays in the regulations Some reporters and software providers has already started their project and were upset by the uncertainty ACPR has decided to start requesting SII data earlier than enforced by the regulations Afterwards, EIOPA has also decided to implement a preliminary version of Solvency II, with filings in 2015 Finally, the Full Solvency II filings will start in 2016 8

ACPR reporting for SII 2014 Calendar In 2013, Preliminary SII reporting in Excel In 2014 Taxonomy published end January 2014, V1.2.1, based on EIOPA V1.2 Preliminary reporting taxonomy (subset and error correction) Test system available since mid April 2014 Assertions not run because bug in validation engine corrected too late Production system available in July 2014 Reporting expected before end September 2014 Small undertakings may still report Excel spreadsheets same as 2003 reporting 9

Requested reporting ACPR SII filings 2014 Template label Initial name SII reporting name Templ. variant Filing indicator Content of submission CI S.01.01.b S.01.01.01 S.01.01 Basic information BI S.01.02.b S.01.02.01 S.01.02 Balance sheet BS C1 S.02.01.b S.02.01.03 S.02.01 List of assets AS D1 S.06.02.b S.06.02.01 S.06.02 Own funds OF B1 (extracts) S.23.01.b S.23.01.05 S.23.01 Technical provisions Life and health similar to life TP F1 (extracts) S.12.01.b S.12.01.01 S.12.01 Non-life TP E1 (extracts) S.17.01.b S.17.01.01 S.17.01 Solvency capital requirement SCR Standard formula SCR B2A S.25.01.b S.25.01.03 S.25.01 SCR Market risk SCR B3A S.26.01.b S.26.01.01 S.26.01 SCR Counterparty default risk SCR B3B S.26.02.b S.26.02.01 S.26.02 SCR Life underwriting risk SCR B3C S.26.03.b S.26.03.01 S.26.03 SCR Health underwriting risk SCR B3D S.26.04.b S.26.04.01 S.26.04 SCR Non-life underwriting riske SCR B3E S.26.05.b S.26.05.01 S.26.05 SCR Operational risk SCR B3G S.26.06.b S.26.06.01 S.26.06 SCR Non-life catastrophe risk SCR B3F S.27.01.b S.27.01.01 S.27.01 Minimum Capital Requirement (not composite) MCR B4A S.28.01.b S.28.01.01 S.28.01 Minimum Capital Requirement (composite) MCR B4B S.28.02.b S.28.02.01 S.28.02 10

Making mandatory: why? New reporting (e.g. Solvency II or CRR / CRD IV ) new IT system (or important refactoring) budget may be used to modernize the system and use the format dedicated to financial reporting: Software providers may provide common solutions across Europe Using may simplify the life of cross-border (multicountry) or cross-sector (banking and insurance) institutions taxonomies are used to describe the reporting (dictionary) not using would lead to conversion costs for every version of the reporting 11 11

Making mandatory: how? Implication of France Creation of a new group (Banking in 2006, Insurance in 2011) First meetings open to everybody (not members) Organization of trainings Existence of a Technology group to discuss issues Use of a IT stakeholders group in ACP Meetings to presentation of the taxonomies and discussions Technical meetings organized No tools provided by ACP Web Forms introduced in 2010 by OneGate, the portal, rarely used No Web Forms anticipated for Insurance reporting, but EIOPA intends to provide a tool for small undertakings 12

Making mandatory: so? No major difficulties encountered so far All taxonomies: SURFI, COREP and FINREP taxonomies include assertions ( formula) since 2010 Some software provider use available processing engines A software provider has developed its own processing engine, including formula processing Some software providers developed ad hoc solutions (not generic) to validate and assertions Few institutions developed ad hoc converters to => few errors are still strange (meaning that instances are not validated at reporting side) 13

: what is missing? Commonalities between taxonomies and DPMs Defining the reporting format is not enough for a common solution, differences will be in: Communication protocols and headers Security options (e.g.: digital signature and relevant options) Format and contents of the errors notifications ( and other errors, like Deadline not met ) ACPR uses Excel to report assertions errors (Excel spreadsheets are always returned to filers, containing the data sent) In ACPR taxonomies, each assertion has an identification, a label and is associated to satisfied and not satisfied messages 14

: enough? Need of data modelling and semantic definition at regulatory level Need for consistency and commonalities between various reportings and taxnomies Need of direct links between taxonomic elements, and regulations and applicable documentation (expressed in XML) Other commonalities needed for: Transfer formats and protocols (including security) Reception acknowledgments and error reports The Workshop of the CEN (Committee for European Normalization), initiated by Europe / Eurofiling aims at harmonizing practices at the European level (http://cen.eurofiling.info) 15

A S S U R A N C E S A S S U R A N C E S A S S U R A N C E S A S S U R A N C E S A S S U R A N C E S A S S U R A N C E S A S S U R A N C E S A S S U R A N C E S Web data entry HTTP File transfer XML CSV EDI OneGate Transfer protocols The ACPR / Banque de France SURFI system Security Authentication Authorization Certificats mgt Encryption Signature KRI instances (to EBA, until end 2014) Web forms Forms handling Forms generation Taxonomies validation (not formula) Excel Messages SURFI Excel Views generation validation (with formula) Taxonomies Output processing Reporting database () Instances and errors processing Due time management WS XML XML Excel PDF BI Application Registry Application Registry Other applications SMTP Messages Excel Timestamping XML CSV Conversions (IPEBA) Common portal of Banque de France (from National Bank of Belgium) Other flows 16

Questions? eric.jarry@banque-france.fr