COREP/FINREP

DPM 2.0 Implementation Guide

Understanding the Data Point Model 2.0 changes and how to implement them in your COREP/FINREP reporting.

22 min readFebruary 11, 2026Xerify Team
DPM 2.0 represents a significant restructuring of the EBA's Data Point Model. This guide helps you understand the changes and implement them correctly in your reporting systems.

Key Takeaways

  • DPM 2.0 restructures dimensions and members
  • Mapping from DPM 1.x requires careful analysis
  • New filing rules apply to DPM 2.0 reports
  • Validation rules are updated accordingly
  • Transition support available from EBA

What is DPM 2.0?

The Data Point Model defines COREP/FINREP data structures: • Data points (individual cells) • Dimensions (classification axes) • Members (dimension values) • Hierarchies (roll-up structures) DPM 2.0 modernizes this model for xBRL-CSV and improved data quality.

Key Changes

Major DPM 2.0 changes: • Dimension consolidation (fewer, more consistent dimensions) • Member code standardization • Hierarchy simplification • New explicit dimensions for previously implicit data • Removal of deprecated data points These changes affect both taxonomy structure and validation rules.

Mapping from DPM 1.x

To map existing data: 1. Download EBA mapping documentation 2. Identify changed dimensions/members 3. Update data extraction queries 4. Adjust internal data model 5. Test with sample data EBA provides detailed mapping files for each template.

Implementation Steps

Implementation approach: • Analyze: Review DPM 2.0 vs your current implementation • Map: Create element-by-element mapping • Update: Modify data extraction and transformation • Validate: Test against new validation rules • Document: Record all mapping decisions

Validation Updates

DPM 2.0 validation changes: • New business validation rules • Updated cross-template checks • Modified filing indicators • Revised data quality rules Use the latest EBA taxonomy and validation suite to test your implementation.

Checklist

  • Downloaded DPM 2.0 documentation
  • Analyzed impact on current templates
  • Created mapping documentation
  • Updated data extraction processes
  • Modified transformation logic
  • Tested sample data generation
  • Validated against new rules
  • Documented all changes

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