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  3. 2026_7702 Resolution Reporting on FMI
Question ID
2026_7702
Legal act
Directive 2014/59/EU (BRRD)
Topic
BRRD Reporting
Article
EBA/ITS/2025/04
Paragraph
2.2.11
COM Delegated or Implementing Acts/RTS/ITS/GLs/Recommendations
Regulation (EU) 2025/2303 - ITS on Resolution Planning Reporting
Article/Paragraph
Annex II , par. 26,28, 29
Type of submitter
Credit institution
Subject matter
Resolution Reporting on FMI
Question

With reference to Resolution Reporting on FMI Services, we would like to bring to your attention some questions regarding the scope and data reported, particularly in cases where the Bank participates indirectly in certain FMIs.

With reference to item "Z 09.03 - Financial Market Infrastructure Services (FMI) - Key Metrics (FMI 3)", we would therefore like to know whether, for FMIs to which we participate indirectly, it is possible to report intermediary data instead of individual FMI data, and, if so, how to complete the individual items. The question specifically concerns the following reporting fields:

• Z 09.03/60-70 Value of positions on proprietary and client accounts

• Z 09.03/80 Number of clients covered by omnibus accounts

• Z 09.03/90 Number of clients covered by segregated accounts

• Z 09.03/100-110 Number of transactions on proprietary and client accounts

• Z 09.03/120-130 Value of transactions on proprietary and client accounts

This requirement arises from the fact that, since we use an intermediary, we do not have internal evidence of the final FMIs on which it relies. In fact, our systems only map the intermediary's reference, while the references of the final FMIs are not tracked.

As an example, we can cite Intesa San Paolo, which acts as an intermediary for Banca Mediolanum on all CSDs and most trading venues. In our systems, Intesa San Paolo is matched to all securities transactions, without specifying the final CSD.

We currently report that we are still providing the above-mentioned information by requesting detailed data from our intermediaries. In this regard, we also note that our intermediaries will include our data in their reporting for individual FMIs, reporting us as their clients in these contexts.

 

Finally, we would like to take this opportunity to request clarification regarding some new items introduced starting this year, specifically:

• Z 09.01/80 Operator of the FMI - is it correct to indicate the contractual contact person of the FMI/Intermediary?

• Z 09.04/20 Product Type - Is it possible to include a description of the service provided by the FMI/intermediary, consistent with that indicated in item Z 09.01/220 - Services provided by FMI/intermediary, possibly with greater detail?

• Z 09.04/30 Substitutability - Should the substitutability analysis be performed for all FMIs, considering as alternative FMIs/intermediaries only those with which a contract at the conglomerate level is already in place?

 

Background on the question

As an example, we can cite Intesa San Paolo, which acts as an intermediary for Banca Mediolanum on all CSDs and most trading venues. 

Submission date
04/02/2026
Rejected publishing date
13/03/2026
Rationale for rejection

This question has been rejected because EBA guidance or clarification is not needed. This can be the case where harmonisation of practices through the Q&A process is not considered necessary; or that the issue is not material, for example because it is considered to be relevant only to a limited set of institutions or other stakeholders.

Status
Rejected question

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