Tender-Monitoring Benelux
België – IT-diensten: adviezen, softwareontwikkeling, internet en ondersteuning – Development of a common data dictionary for reporting in the banking and insurance sectors and supporting IT tools and Design and proof-of-concept of a common master data management framework in EU financial services
European Commission, DG FISMA - Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union, BE
Warum ein Treffer
- Breite Software-Suche (Auffangprofil): CPV 48000000CPV 72000000
- Ergänzende Themen (Facility, BI): CPV 48482000
- GRC / Risiko / Compliance: „compliance“ (nl)
Bekanntmachungen (2)
- Quelle
- TED 690805-2026
- Auftraggeber
- European Commission, DG FISMA - Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union (Belgien, anyw-eea)
- Veröffentlicht
- 07.10.2026
- Frist
- Art
- Ergebnis (can-standard)
- CPV
- 720000004800000064216200
- Schätzwert
- 2.000.000
The subject of this call for tenders is the “Development of a common data dictionary for reporting in the banking and insurance sectors and supporting IT tools, and the Design and proof-of-concept of a common master data management framework in EU financial services”. This project aims to build a common data dictionary with its initial content in the banking sector and develop integrated processes and IT tools to maintain the dictionary that can be used in the banking and the insurance sector. This project also aims to develop a master data management framework. This digital technology infrastructure will facilitate compliance with data reporting, improve data quality and reduce reporting burden for entities under ESAs’ supervision, which in turn will reduce the workload for the EU authorities, national authorities, and the reporting entities. The purpose of this project is to build a common data dictionary with its initial content in the banking sector and develop integrated processes and IT tools to maintain the dictionary that can be used in the banking and the insurance sector. The project is in line with the Commission’s supervisory data strategy and builds on and improves the existing data dictionaries and methodologies, and the IT tools already in place. The purpose of this project is to develop a master data management framework. This digital technology infrastructure will facilitate compliance with data reporting, improve data quality and reduce reporting burden for entities under ESAs’ supervision, which in turn will reduce the workload for the EU authorities, national authorities, and the reporting entities.
- Quelle
- TED 371945-2026
- Auftraggeber
- European Commission, DG FISMA - Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union (Belgien, anyw-eea)
- Veröffentlicht
- 01.06.2026
- Frist
- 10.07.2026
- Art
- Wettbewerb (cn-standard)
- CPV
- 7200000048482000
- Schätzwert
- 350.000
The global objective of this project is to synthetise data suitable for uploading to the Data hub. The synthetisation will make it possible to generate synthetic data that offers the necessary level of anonymisation while preserving the characteristics of the original data. The project will focus on the following specific objectives: A. To ensure that all participating authorities or other data sources (such as private businesses) run the same programme on a pre-agreed list of data sets and that the resulting synthetic data sets have the same format and are comparable and interoperable. B. To enable authorities or other participating entities to use a software provided by a private firm, along with training and support, to create synthetic data themselves, modelling it on the original data they hold. C. To develop a unified data model for the synthetisation of original data from participating authorities. The global objective of this project is to synthetise data suitable for uploading to the Data hub. The synthetisation will make it possible to generate synthetic data that offers the necessary level of anonymisation while preserving the characteristics of the original data. The project will focus on the following specific objectives: A. To ensure that all participating authorities or other data sources (such as private businesses) run the same programme on a pre-agreed list of data sets and that the resulting synthetic data sets have the same format and are comparable and interoperable. B. To enable authorities or other participating entities to use a software provided by a private firm, along with training and support, to create synthetic data themselves, modelling it on the original data they hold. C. To develop a unified data model for the synthetisation of original data from participating authorities.