Translartion. Region: Russians Fedetion –
Source: Central Bank of Russia (2) –
The taxonomy for the presentation of information on request (version 4.3.0.2) is intended for the presentation to the Bank of Russia of information submitted at the request of the Bank of Russia, and is to be used when sending the following information to the Bank of Russia:
Submission of information from credit history bureaus to the Bank of Russia starting from the reporting date of 2022-06-30 (in accordance withThe procedure for preparing and submitting information from credit history bureaus to the Bank of Russia upon request). Submission of information by insurers to the Bank of Russia starting from the reporting date 2022-07-01 (for interperiod reporting dates, i.e. reporting dates other than 31.01, 28.02, 31.03, 30.04, 31.05, 30.06, 31.07, 31.08, 30.09, 31.10, 30.11, 31.12).
Please note that for the purposes of submitting supervisory reports and accounting (financial) reports of credit history bureaus to the Bank of Russia (in accordance with Bank of Russia Instruction No. 5851-U dated 09.07.2021 “On the forms, procedure and terms for compiling and submitting reports of credit history bureaus to the Bank of Russia”), the Bank of Russia Final XBRL Taxonomy (version 4.3), published on the official website of the Bank of Russia, should continue to be used.
For the purposes of submitting supervisory and statistical reports of insurers to the Bank of Russia (in accordance with Bank of Russia Instruction No. 5724-U dated 03.02.2021 “On the forms, terms and procedure for compiling and submitting reports of insurers to the Bank of Russia”), the Bank of Russia Final XBRL Taxonomy (version 4.2), published on the official website of the Bank of Russia, should continue to be used.
For the purposes of submitting accounting (financial) statements of insurers to the Bank of Russia, the Bank of Russia Final XBRL Taxonomy (version 4.3), published on the official website of the Bank of Russia, should continue to be used.
05/30/2022
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06/29/2022
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