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                  services. Firms in the scope of the system are obliged to report their company
                  identity, FX assets and liabilities, cash flows, income statements and derivative
                  transactions  directly  to  the  CBRT  by  logging  in  to  the  internet  address,
                  www.tcmbveri.gov.tr.
                      All the documents related to the system can be found on the web site.
                  Legal framework, data form and instructions and user’s guide are presented in
                  order to meet the users’ needs in their process of adaptation to the system.
                  There is also a call center for system users which is operated by Credit Registry
                  Bureau on behalf of the CBRT. This «Central Bank Call Center» platform, where
                  questions  about  the  operation  of  the  system  are  answered  and  technical
                  assistance is provided, is an exceptional example among the central banks.
                  Detailed  training  on  the  system  is  provided  by  CBRT  to  the  call  center
                  employees. Since it is aimed to compile high quality data, technical support is
                  provided  to  the  companies  in  the  reporting  process  and  all  information
                  requests by the companies are met.
                      Systemic Risk Data Monitoring System presents the first comprehensive
                  data set in Turkey that contains information not only about FX liabilities, but
                  also about FX assets in the same data set. As a result, the system provides a
                  new  regulatory  framework  for  FX  risk  management  based  on  a  company
                  specific data set where risks can be monitored in detail. The system covers not
                  only non-financial companies but also public institutions like municipalities.
                  Broader coverage of the system helps to oversee the overall situation of the
                  real sector.
                      Reports are collected quarterly aiming a timely monitoring of FX position,
                  balance sheet and income statements of the companies. IFRS reporting format
                  is obligatory so as to provide better understanding of the financial position
                  and  performance  of  the  companies.  Harmonization  with  international
                  reporting standards presents the highest quality of the financial tables in terms
                  of comparability. Besides annual independent external auditing is required to
                  increase the data quality.
                      The system is based on individual financial statements of companies in
                  order to analyze the real FX debt burden on individual companies and their
                  distress in managing the debt.
                      The system provides comprehensive FX credit information including direct
                  loans  from  abroad  that  gives  the  opportunity  to  compile  integrative  and
                  coherent data on liability side. FX assets and liabilities are recorded in original
                  currency distinction, which is one of the most important features of the system.
                  Additionally, FX assets and liabilities are recorded in cash flow distinction (0-
                  3,  3-6,  6-12  months,  over  1  year)  which  enables  policy  makers  to  foresee
                  liquidity requirement of the market. Export and import information back to
                  three  years  is  collected  in  order  to  calculate  the  net  export  amounts  and
                  natural hedge positions. In addition, inventory information based on market

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