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INFORMATION SYSTEMS NSA’S PERSPECTIVES ON XBRL, PREPARING FOR XBRL, LESSONS LEARNT Víctor Morilla Project Manager CROSS-SECTOR XBRL SEMINAR Madrid, May 2012

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INFORMATION SYSTEMS

NSA’S PERSPECTIVES ON XBRL, PREPARING FOR XBRL, LESSONS LEARNT

Víctor MorillaProject Manager

CROSS-SECTOR XBRL SEMINAR

Madrid, May 2012

INFORMATION SYSTEMS 2

BRIEF HISTORY OF XBRL USAGE IN BANCO DE ESPAÑA

INFORMATION SYSTEMS 3

XBRL PROJECTS

AppraisalCompanies

SolvencyInformation

(COREP)Nº Participants: > 50Nº Filings/year: > 200Nº Concepts: > 950

Nº Participants: > 300Nº Filings/year: > 7000Nº Concepts: > 650

Nº Participants: > 300Nº Filings/year: ~1000Nº Concepts (EU): ~ 950Nº Dimensions (EU): 22Add. Concepts (ES): ~ 553Add. Dimensions (ES): 8 Sectorial

Statements(FINREP)

Nº Participants: > 300Nº Concepts (EU): ~ 1.700Nº Dimensions (EU): 12

Reporting requirements

2004

Public Statements(IFRS)

2006

2008

2009

2007

2010

2011

2005

Mutual guaranteeExchange offices

Nº Participants: > 300Nº Filings / year: > 1000

FINREP 2012COREP 2012

ECB BSI and MRIstatistics

2012

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XBRL PROJECTS

AppraisalCompanies

SolvencyInformation

(COREP)Nº Participants: > 50Nº Filings/year: > 200Nº Concepts: > 950

Nº Participants: > 300Nº Filings/year: > 7000Nº Concepts: > 650

Nº Participants: > 300Nº Filings/year: ~1000Nº Concepts (EU): ~ 950Nº Dimensions (EU): 22Add. Concepts (ES): ~ 553Add. Dimensions (ES): 8 Sectorial

Statements(FINREP)

Nº Participants: > 300Nº Concepts (EU): ~ 1.700Nº Dimensions (EU): 12

Taxonomy development

2004

Public Statements(IFRS)

2006

2008

2009

2007

2010

2011

2005

Mutual guaranteeExchange offices

Nº Participants: > 300Nº Filings / year: > 1000 ECB BSI and MRI

statistics

FINREP 2012COREP 2012

Application / infrastructure

XBRLPrototype

Basic XBRLInfrastructure

SIIF System

XBRL Formulaintegration

Taxonomyviewer

XBRLForms

Databasemigration

Analysis DBevolution

SIIF DimensionsEvolution

2012

Model editor

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SIIF

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SYSTEM FOR THE EXCHANGE OF FINANCIAL INFORMATION –REPORTING PROCESS

Multi-channel / Multi-protocol Communication architecture

Financial Institutions Banco de España

SubmissionsManagement

Validation results

XBRL filings

MainData repository

XBRLMetadata

XBRL FormulaValidationProcess

Oth

er

ap

plicati

on

s

Helper services

- Fulfilment state querying

- Pre-validation- XBRL viewer- XBRL on-line forms- Taxonomy browsing- Conversion tool

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BENEFITS OF XBRL

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Commercial bank

Supervisor

IMPLEMENTATION OF A NEW REGULATION LAW (CLASSIC APPROACH)

IT developerSystemrequirements

Regulation law

IT developer

Businessuser

IT analystSystem

requirements

C

Code

C

CodeIT analyst

Businessuser

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Commercial bank

Supervisor

DATA FILING AND VALIDATION PROCESS (CLASSIC APPROACH)

Data extraction

Errors detected

Analysisand corrections

Data extraction

Validation OK

Analysis

Notification

INFORMATION SYSTEMS 9

Commercial banks

Supervisor

IMPLEMENTATION OF A NEW REGULATION LAW (XBRL APPROACH)

Businessuser

IT analyst

RegulationLaw

XBRLTaxonomy

Businessuser

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Commercial banks

Supervisor

DATA FILING AND VALIDATION PROCESS (XBRL APPROACH)

Data extraction& local validation

AnalysisAnd corrections

Analysis

Validation OK

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THE BUSINESS INFORMATION REPORTING CHAIN

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THE BUSINESS REPORTING REALITY

Transaction data

Multiple departmental

Excel spreadsheets

Consolidated spreadsheets for

management

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LONG TERM BENEFITS

COMPLETE AUTOMATION OF THE REPORTING PROCESS

-No manual intervention-Traceability of data gathered by supervisors

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STABILITY OF THE REPORTING PROCESS

Changes should have a minimum impact

Concept identification must not change because of:Changes of naming conventions at business level (or just a correction)A concept is moved from a table to anotherA concept is kept from an old version in a new one

Examples: Common dictionary of conceptsAbstract codification

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DON’T LEAVE THE STANDARD PATH

Avoid using the standard as a proprietary solution

Avoid constraints that are not supported by business requirements

Don’t move to XBRL taxonomies limitations in inner systems

You are not alone

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QUESTIONS?

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LESSONS LEARNT

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MARKET TOOLS VS IN-HOUSE DEVELOPMENTS

In-house developments- More control

- Internal dependencies

- Slow evolution

- TCO

Market tools- Less flexibility

- Solutions ready sooner

- Lower maintenance costs

- More stability

- Consider costs of integration

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TOOLS ASSISTED BY METADATA

Model editor

Taxonomy viewer

Instance editor

Validation system

Extraction for statistics

Data warehouses

Publishing system (2013)

METADATA(taxonomy repository)

Submission to EBA

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SHOULD NSAS PROVIDE SUPPORTING TOOLS?

YES- Reduces the resistance

to changes

- Increases internal costs

- Unfair competition against the market

- Discourages investments by credit institutions

NO- If there is demand, the

market will provide solutions

- There is no such a thing as a “small” bank (appraisal companies example)

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REPRESENTATION IN INTERNATIONAL GROUPS

International Accounting Standards Committee Foundation

– XBRL Advisory Council (XAC)

– XBRL Quality Review Team (XQRT)

XBRL International

– Standards Board

– Best Practices Board

– Abstract Model Task Force

– API Signatures Task Force

– Formula Working Group

– Rendering Working Group

– Specification Working Group

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THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION