Schemas | ECB Data Portal - Europa
WEBJan 28, 2021 · XML schemas can be used to validate SDMX-ML Structure Specific Data messages and can be retrieved using the query string below.
ECB SDMX tutorial - European Central Bank
WEBLearn how to use SDMX-ML to exchange statistical data, such as the euro foreign exchange reference rates, on the ECB website. The tutorial covers the SDMX information model, the Data Structure Definition, the Compact format and the validation process.
Data examples | ECB Data Portal - Europa
WEBData examples. Please refer to the Useful tips section to see examples of these queries with command line tools such as curl or wget. Retrieve the data for the time series M.USD.EUR.SP00.A for the EXR Dataflow. https://data-api.ecb.europa.eu/service/data/EXR/M.USD.EUR.SP00.A.
Making banks’ data reporting more efficient - European Central Bank
WEBThe ECB works with the NCBs and the banking industry to harmonise, standardise and integrate statistical requirements for banks across the EU. Learn about the JBRC, the IReF and the BIRD, the three pillars of the ECB's data reporting framework.
Overview | ECB Data Portal - Europa
WEBLearn how to use the ECB Data Portal web services to access statistical data and metadata via SDMX 2.1 RESTful API. Find out how to migrate from SDW API to EDP API and understand the concepts and codelists of data structure definitions.
WEBLearn about the ECB's strategy to harmonize data reporting by banks through IReF and BIRD. Find out the aims, advantages and current status of IReF and BIRD, and how they relate to existing reporting requirements.
Block cipher mode of operation - Wikipedia
WEBLearn about the different modes of operation for block ciphers, such as ECB, CBC, CTR, and AES-GCM. CBC mode is one of the most common and secure modes, but it requires a random initialization vector (IV) for each encryption.
WEBThis document introduces the European Central Bank (ECB) Guide on materiality assessment (EGMA ) for IMM and A -CVA model extensions and changes .* The EGMA is adopted in the context of the ongoing review of the permissions to use internal approaches and indicates how the ECB intends to interpret the existing legal framework.
WEBIReF aims to simplify and standardize reporting content for credit institutions, MFIs and other financial entities in the euro area. Learn about the principles, regulations, benefits, challenges and timeline of IReF, as well as the complementary cost-benefit analysis and logical data model.
WEBBased on the current applicable European Union (EU) and national law, the ECB guide to internal models provides transparency on how the ECB aims to apply the relevant rules consistently when assessing whether institutions meet those requirements.
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