The certificate is self-signed with the SHA-256 algorithm and is valid for twelve years.

The certificate is self-signed with the SHA-256 algorithm and is valid for twelve years.

The IFS-Base is the core module of the Deutsche Bundesbank’s Investment Funds Statistics (IFS). Since September 2009 the IFS allows for a detailed overview of the assets and liabilities of German open-end investment funds on a fund-by-fund level.

The Bundesbank has been collecting annual statistics on foreign direct investment stocks (DI) in accordance with the provisions of the Foreign Trade and Payments Regulation (Außenwirtschaftsverordnung) since 1976 and publishes aggregated results in the Bundesbank's Special Statistical Publication 10.

The quarterly Bank Lending Survey for the Euro Area (BLS) comprises qualitative questions on past and expected future lending policies by participating institutions to the private non-financial sector as well as questions on credit demand.

Anyone intending to acquire a significant holding in an institution or to increase an existing significant holding beyond certain thresholds must report this in writing without delay to BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank.

The SCL-Directory is used for the automated processing of SEPA payments via the Bundesbank’s RPS SEPA-Clearer. It contains all the business identifier codes (BICs) that can be reached via the SEPA-Clearer.

The certificate is self signed with the SHA-512 algorithm and is valid for 6 years.

Here you will find an overview of the publications relating to the coin and banknote collection.

Here you find related publications on banking supervision for download, regulatory documents and information and recommendations of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision.

Im Rahmen des TLTRO-III-Programms konnten teilnehmende Geschäftspartner aufgenommene Volumina in vierteljährlichem Rhythmus vollständig oder teilweise freiwillig vorzeitig zurückzahlen. 

The Analytical Credit Datasets (AnaCredit) – German Part is a comprehensive research dataset provided by the Deutsche Bundesbank. It encompasses the German part of the Analytical Credit Datasets (AnaCredit), a detailed statistical credit reporting system within the Eurosystem.

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