Guides

Guides on checks of the DORA Register of Information. Each guide quotes its sources and lists them at the end.

• A register accepted at filing can still be refused later

  What the CSSF and the Central Bank of Ireland published about ESA content checks that follow the national collection of registers of information.

• A register accepted last year can be rejected this year

  The CSSF warned that a register of information accepted last year may be rejected this year. What that means when you reuse last year's file.

• Placeholder LEIs such as 9999999DUMMY99999999

  The Central Bank of Ireland named a dummy LEI for a provider's ultimate parent as an example of a data quality check. What the EBA FAQ says about missing LEIs.

• "Not applicable" and other generic values in ICT provider fields

  The Central Bank of Ireland named a generic provider name as an example of a data quality check. The CSSF guide shows where a coded Not applicable value fits.

• Referential integrity between the B_xx templates

  What the CSSF guide, the EBA FAQ and the Central Bank of Ireland say about keys and foreign keys between the templates of the register of information.