OUR VISION, MISSION, AND VALUES

Our vision, Mission, and values Leading by Example Our vision Created by the market, for the market, European DataWarehouse aligns itself with 3 core principles, centralisation, transparency, and standardisation, and is guided by the company’s overarching vision, mission, and values. We strive to be the best securitisation repository in the world by offering the highest … Continued

Imprint

IMPRINT European DataWarehouse GmbH Postal address:  European DataWarehouse GmbH Walther-von-Cronberg-Platz 2 60594 Frankfurt am Main Germany   Management: Dr. Christian Thun, Gopala Krishnan Sankaran, Sascha Schimpfermann Head of Supervisory Board: José Manuel González Páramo Email: enquiries@eurodw.eu Phone Number: +49 (0) 69 50986 9300 Court of registration: Regional Court (Amtsgericht) Frankfurt am Main Number of registration: … Continued

Latest Update: Report on the European Benchmarking Exercise for Private Securitisations

Latest Update: Report on the European Benchmarking Exercise for Private Securitisations In 2021, European DataWarehouse (EDW) co-authored a report as part of the European Benchmarking Exercise (EBE), a market-led initiative organised by Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME), EDW and True Sale International GmbH (TSI). EDW updated the report in July 2022 with the … Continued

Italian SME Index

Italian SME Index Our new Index, "European DataWarehouse INDEX ABS SME ITALY 2019-Q2", provides a unique overview of the performance of securitised Italian SME (Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise) loans. With time series starting in Q1 2013, it now covers more than six years of securitised Italian SME loan performance. Much like our other indices,1 it … Continued

Monitoring the Impact of COVID-19: Q2 2020 Report

MONITORING THE IMPACT OF COVID-19: Q2 2020 REPORT In the first months of COVID-19, our team compiled a report, "Monitoring the Impact of COVID-19", which illustrates some of the early effects the pandemic had on auto loans, leases, and mortgages. The report shows early evidence of the effects of COVID-19 on the European economy. In … Continued

EDW launches value-adding features and functionality to its flagship reporting tool, EDITOR

EDW LAUNCHES VALUE-ADDING FEATURES AND FUNCTIONALITY   TO ITS FLAGSHIP REPORTING TOOL, EDITOR FRANKFURT, GERMANY—22 September 2022 Regulatory reporting will become more valuable to securitisation issuers using European DataWarehouse’s (EDW’s) securitisation repository platform, thanks to a recent overhaul to its reporting tool, EDITOR. The launch of the new and unique features comes in response to an … Continued

Data Timing and Timeliness Report

DATA TIMING AND TIMELINESS Executive Summary: The following research report addresses the timing of data uploads. Data timeliness, as measured by the difference between the loan-level data (LLD) upload timestamp and the pool cut-off date (PCD) of the data, is key to our data users. In this paper, we measure the observed timeliness for the … Continued

Monitoring the Impact of COVID-19: Q4 2020 AUTO Tracker

MONITORING THE IMPACT OF COVID-19: Q4 2020 AUTO TRACKER This November 2020 AUTO COVID-19 Tracker focuses exclusively on our auto loan and lease data. Auto securitisations tend to report monthly, which makes it possible to follow the chronological impact of the crisis on the loans more precisely. In terms of delinquencies, the impact of the … Continued

European DataWarehouse Presents 2nd Annual Data Quality Awards

 European DataWarehouse Presents 2nd Annual Data Quality Awards BERLIN, GERMANY – 28 September 2023 European DataWarehouse (EDW) presented its second annual Data Quality Awards today at the 2023 TSI Congress in Berlin. This year EDW presented two awards; one for Best Data Quality – Deal of the Year (2022-2023), awarded to UniCredit Bank AG for … Continued

COVID-19: Who Has Benefited Most from COVID-ERA Auto Loan Extensions?

COVID-19: WHO HAS BENEFITED MOST FROM COVID-ERA AUTO LOAN EXTENSIONS? In our first publication on COVID-19, we noted that the self-employed and small business (SME) type borrowers were struggling more than others, as the “new delinquency rate” had increased more noticeably for them. In this publication, we examine the fact that this group benefitted the … Continued