Article 5 Collection and transmission of data points of eligible obliged entities


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Earlier drafts: AMLA consultation paper draft (16 December 2025)

    1. Financial supervisors of the home Member State shall collect the eligibility information from provisionally eligible obliged entities identified by the Authority pursuant to Article 4(9) as of 31 December of year X-1.

    1. Financial supervisors shall collect from provisionally eligible obliged entities the data points as of 31 December of year X‑1.

    1. Financial supervisors shall complete the collections referred to in paragraph 1 and 2 no later than 31 March of year X.

    1. Financial supervisors of the home Member State shall submit the eligibility information from provisionally eligible obliged entities to the Authority no later than 31 May of year X.

    1. Financial supervisors shall submit the data points collected from provisionally eligible obliged entities to the Authority no later than 31 May of year X.

    1. Submissions from financial supervisors to the Authority shall comply with the applicable data exchange format specifications and related submission procedures developed and maintained by the Authority, including the validation rules and the data quality checks referred to in Article 6(1).

    1. The Authority shall publish and maintain publicly available supporting technical documentation and non-binding implementation tools, including standardised data reporting templates and instructions, to facilitate the consistent implementation of the reporting requirements and data exchange format specifications, clarifications and procedures. Such documentation and tools shall not create, modify or supersede legally binding requirements.

    2. Financial supervisors may reuse them, where appropriate, for the collection of information from obliged entities, without prejudice to their discretion to determine the technical means, templates and processes used for such collection.

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