Instrument identifier (Instrumentenkennung)

Datenattribute Deutschland (Deutsche Bundesbank) Angezeigte Fassung: 2.9 Vorgängerversion: 2.8

Technischer Schlüssel: INSTRMNT_ID

Pflichtfeld: ja

DSD: BBK_ANCRDT_ACCNTNG_C

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Definition (EN) – ECB Reporting Manual Part II

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An identifier applied by the reporting agent to uniquely identify each instrument under a single contract. Each instrument must have one instrument identifier. This value will not change over time and cannot be used as the instrument identifier for any other instrument under the same contract. The instrument identifier refers to an instrument created under a contract with a given contract identifier. The instrument identifier together with the contract identifier uniquely identifies an instrument reported in AnaCredit within the scope of a reporting agent as the instrument identifier cannot refer to more than one instrument within the same contract. Please note that both the contract identifier and the instrument identifier are required for all the types of instrument as referred to in Article 1(23) of the AnaCredit Regulation. Please refer to Part III of the Manual for more guidance on contract and instrument identifiers in the case of credit cross limits and similar complex structures under which credit facilities exist with multiple instruments. If more than one contract gives rise to the same instrument, the data are reported at the instrument level, associating the instrument with a single contract (i.e. referring to just one of the several contracts). Please note that while the instrument identifier (in combination with the contract identifier) is used to identify the instrument in the AnaCredit data, the data attribute “type of instrument” categorises the instrument (e.g. revolving credit, deposits, financial leases or trade receivables).
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    An identifier applied by the reporting agent to uniquely identify each instrument under a single contract. Each instrument must have one instrument identifier. This value will not change over time and cannot be used as the instrument identifier for any other instrument under the same contract. The instrument identifier refers to an instrument created under a contract with a given contract identifier. The instrument identifier together with the contract identifier uniquely identifies an instrument reported in AnaCredit within the scope of a reporting agent as the instrument identifier cannot refer to more than one instrument within the same contract. Please note that both the contract identifier and the instrument identifier are required for all the types of instrument as referred to in Article 1(23) of the AnaCredit Regulation. Please refer to Part III of the Manual for more guidance on contract and instrument identifiers in the case of credit cross limits and similar complex structures under which credit facilities exist with multiple instruments. If more than one contract gives rise to the same instrument, the data are reported at the instrument level, associating the instrument with a single contract (i.e. referring to just one of the several contracts). Please note that while the instrument identifier (in combination with the contract identifier) is used to identify the instrument in the AnaCredit data, the data attribute “type of instrument” categorises the instrument (e.g. revolving credit, deposits, financial leases or trade receivables).

Ergänzende Beschreibung (DE) – Bundesbank Richtlinien

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    Siehe „Identifikatoren“.

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