## THEMATIC WORKSHOP ON SECURITIES STATISTICS

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### I. INTRODUCTION
- Event dates and times:
  - Wednesday, 21 March 2018, 09:00 - 17:00 hrs
  - Thursday, 22 March 2018, 09:00 – 16:00 hrs
- Venue:
  - 1900 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington D.C.; Conference Hall 2, HQ2-01A-830
- Opening and orientation:
  - Welcome remarks: Louis Marc Ducharme, IMF
  - Introduction of overall objectives and content of the Workshop: Werner Bier, Chairperson, Working Group on Securities Databases (WGSD), European Central Bank (ECB)
- Logistics:
  - Registration: 07:30 – 08:45 (IMF HQ2, Atrium)
  - Continental Breakfast: 08:00 – 08:45 (IMF HQ2, Conference Hall 2)
  - Note: Lunch and cocktail reception will be offered on Day 1; lunch will be offered on Day 2.

### II. PROGRESS IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RECOMMENDATION II.7 IN THE DGI-2
- Session duration: 4½ HOURS
- 2.1 Status of current reporting on securities statistics
  - Presenter: Bruno Tissot, BIS
  - Focus:
    - Current status of reporting on securities statistics
    - Examples of the use of debt securities statistics
    - Data gaps to be closed in 2018
- 2.2 Self-commitments and progress on Recommendation II.7 of the DGI-2
  - Presenter: Remigio Echeverría, ECB
  - Focus:
    - Overview of overall self-commitments by G20 and FSB economies regarding Recommendation II.7
    - Progress review based on a questionnaire circulated to all participating economies in December 2017
    - Participants asked to provide comments on progress toward implementation of Recommendation II.7
  - Documentation listed:
    - G20 economies self-commitments
    - Non-G20 FSB economies self-commitments
    - Questionnaires on the implementation status of the 2018 intermediate reporting objectives
- 2.3 Proposal for a Data Structure Definition (DSD) on securities statistics
  - Presenter: Matthew Hoops, U.S. Federal Reserve
  - Focus:
    - Introduction of a proposal for a Data Structure Definition (DSD) on securities statistics
  - Documentation listed:
    - DSD Proposal on Securities Statistics
- 2.4 National experiences in the compilation of securities statistics
  - Organiser: BIS
  - Focus:
    - Five economies present progress, experience, key challenges, and main features of securities statistics compilation systems in implementing Recommendation II.7
  - Presentations from:
    - Reserve Bank of India
    - Bank of Japan
    - Bank of Korea
    - Central Bank of the Russian Federation
    - South African Reserve Bank
- 2.5 Recommendation on securities statistics: interaction with other DGI-2 recommendations
  - Presenter: Florina Tanase, IMF
  - Focus:
    - Linkages between Recommendation II.7 and other DGI-2 Recommendations, including:
      - Recommendation II.8 on Sectoral Accounts
      - Recommendation II.10 on International Investment Position
      - Recommendation II.12 on Coordinated Portfolio Investment Survey
      - Recommendation II.15 on Government Finance Statistics
      - Recommendation II.19 on International Data Cooperation and Communication

### III. CONCLUSIONS AND FOLLOW-UP ON RECOMMENDATION II.7 IN THE DGI-2
- Session duration: ¾ HOUR
- 3.1 Conclusion and follow-up on Recommendation II.7
  - Presenter: Remigio Echeverría, ECB
  - Focus:
    - Attendees invited to agree on conclusions of the first day
    - Conclusions to serve as input to the Global Conference on the G20 DGI in Basel on 30-31 May 2018
- Evening:
  - 18:00 Cocktail reception

### IV. SECURITY-BY-SECURITY DATABASES
- Session duration: 3¾ HOURS
- 4.1 Key identifiers and relevant attributes for security-by-security databases
  - Presenter: Johannes Kleibl, ECB
  - Focus and issues to be discussed:
    - Features and relevance of unique identifiers including the International Securities Identification Number (ISIN) and the Legal Entity Identifier (LEI)
    - Most relevant reference data attributes in the context of security-by-security databases
    - Experience with the Centralised Securities Database (CSDB) and the Securities Holdings Statistics Database (SHSDB)
    - Relevance of global and licence-free identifiers
    - Connection between micro-data attributes and macro statistics
    - Features of ISO standards
    - Specific issues related to mapping of the Classification of Financial Instruments (CFI) to statistical standards and sectorisation issues
    - Participants asked to share views, including implementation of ISIN and LEI in their economies
  - Documentation listed:
    - Background note on key identifiers and other relevant attributes for security-by-security databases
    - Complementary Note 3 (CN3)
    - Note on the LEI coverage in the general government sector
- 4.2 ISO standards for financial services
  - Presenter: Karla McKenna, ISO/TC 68 (Chairperson of ISO/TC 68 on Financial Services)
  - Focus:
    - Presentation of relevant ISO reference data standards for financial services, including:
      - International Securities Identification Numbering System (ISIN, ISO 6166)
      - Financial Instrument Short Name (FISN, ISO 18774)
      - Classification of Financial Instruments (CFI code, ISO 10962)
      - Legal Entity Identifier (LEI, ISO 17442)
- 4.3 Experiences with security-by-security databases
  - Organiser: IMF
  - Focus:
    - Presentations on experience in security-by-security databases with special focus on derivation of macro-statistics from micro-data
    - Presenters/organizations:
      - Bank Indonesia
      - Banco de México
      - Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey
      - Bank for International Settlements
      - European Central Bank

### V. CLOSURE OF THE WORKSHOP
- 5.1 Closing remarks
  - Speaker: Gabriel Quirós, IMF

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