The Bundesbanks Research Data and Service Center RDSC
The Bundesbank’s Research Data and Service Center (RDSC): Gateway to Treasures of Microdata on the German Financial System Rafael Beier, Deutsche Bundesbank, rafael. beier@bundesbank. de June 28 th, 2018 Speed Talk Session 10
Introduction I. Who are we? What are we doing? II. What is the general mission of INEXDA? III. What treasures (besides the gold) does the Bundesbank hide? IV. How do you access the secret treasures?
I. Who are we? What are we doing? Data Producers § Survey studies § Official statistics Research Data and Service Center Data users Main tasks of the Bundesbank’s RDSC • Generate (linked) micro data • Offer advisory service on data selection and data access (data handling, research potential, scope and validity of data) • Provide data access and guarantee data protection • Document data and methodological aspects of the data (metadata) • Work on own research projects (in close cooperation with the Bundesbank’s business areas and the Research Centre) • Organize conferences and workshops
II. What is the general mission of INEXDA? 1 st INEXDA meeting in Lisbon • • INEXDA members (DE, FR, IT, PT, UK) Guests: BIS Jan 2017 Memorandum of Understanding Signing and publication 2 nd • • INEXDA meeting in London INEXDA members Guests: BIS, ECB, ES 3 rd INEXDA meeting in Paris INEXDA members (+ ES, ECB) Observer: BIS Guests: AT, CL, MX, TR, UK (NSI) • • • Jan 2018 Jul 2017 INEXDA website Prototype by Banque de France INEXDA Metadata Tool Beta version by GESIS Working groups 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Dissemination Metadata ADRF Modes of accreditation Contracts for research projects/bodies Modes of data provision Output control Risk management for published results
III. What treasures (besides the gold) does the Bundesbank hide? Monetary Financial Institutions (Banks) Securities Companies Households
IV. How do you access the secret treasures?
The Bundesbank’s Research Data and Service Center (RDSC): Gateway to Treasures of Microdata on the German Financial System Thank you and hopefully see you in Frankfurt! Rafael Beier, Deutsche Bundesbank, rafael. beier@bundesbank. de
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