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                        与各成员国监管机构、利益相关者(如交易报告库、数据报告服务提供者、
                   报告实体)继续开展合作,对相关报告机制下进一步改进数据质量至关重要。
                   ESMA  Finds  Data  Quality  Significantly  Improves  under  New  Monitoring
                   Approach (2023/4/19)
                        The  European  Securities  and  Markets Authority  (ESMA),  the  EU’s  financial
                   markets regulator and supervisor, today published the third edition of its Data Quality
                   Report under  the  European  Markets  Infrastructure  Regulation  (EMIR)  and  the
                   Securitised Financing Transactions Regulation (SFTR) reporting regimes.
                        The  report  highlights  the  increased  use  of  transaction  data  by  EU  financial
                   regulatory authorities in their day-to-day supervision and identifies significant quality
                   improvements following a new approach to data monitoring. In addition, it sets out how
                   ESMA,  together  with  the  National  Competent  Authorities  (NCAs),  the  European
                   Central Bank (ECB) and the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB), has incorporated
                   key insights from its data monitoring in several internal workstreams.
                        The new framework, adopted in 2022, takes a more data-driven and outcome-
                   focused approach to data monitoring and to collaborating with the NCAs on data quality
                   issues under EMIR and SFTR.
                        Specifically, it consists of two new elements:
                     a centralised data quality dashboard with EU-wide indicators covering the most
                       fundamental data quality aspects under EMIR;
                     a  data  sharing  framework  that  enables  relevant  authorities  to  follow  up  with
                       counterparties when potentially significant data quality issues are detected
                        New this year is the analysis of MiFiR transaction data from Authorized Reporting
                   Mechanisms (ARMs) and Approved Publication Arrangements (APAs), following on
                   from  ESMA’s  new  supervisory  powers  over  Data  Reporting  Services  Providers
                   (DRSPs).
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