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Decision (EU) 2025/673 of the European Central Bank of 24 March 2025 amending Decision (EU) 2023/1681 on the provision to the European Central Bank of supervisory data reported to the national competent authorities by the supervised entities (ECB/2023/18) (ECB/2025/10)

Date: 4th April 2025
Jurisdiction: European Union
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Official Journal EN of the European Union L series 2025/673 4.4.2025 DECISION (EU) 2025/673 OF THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK of 24 March 2025 amending Decision (EU) 2023/1681 on the provision to the European Central Bank of supervisory data reported to the national competent authorities by the supervised entities (ECB/2023/18) (ECB/2025/10) THE GOVERNING COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK, Having...

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  • This Decision (EU) 2025/673 amends Decision (EU) 2023/1681, focusing on the procedures for submitting supervisory data from supervised entities to the European Central Bank (ECB). The key change involves incorporating the reporting of data on significant risk concentrations and intra-group transactions at the financial conglomerate level.
  • Article 1 of Decision ECB/2023/18 is replaced to include Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/2454 within the scope of data submission requirements.
  • Article 3 is amended to require National Competent Authorities (NCAs) to submit information reported by significant supervised entities according to Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/2454 to the ECB upon receipt and after initial data checks.
  • Article 4(2) is amended to specify that for significant supervised entities at the head of financial conglomerates where the ECB is the coordinator, data must be submitted by the 25th working day following the relevant remittance dates as agreed by the ECB and the relevant competent authorities.

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