European DataWarehouse
European DataWarehouse is a data infrastructure company based in Frankfurt am Main. The organization collects, checks and distributes loan-level information and transaction documentation. European DataWarehouse gives data providers and users a shared environment for handling detailed records in consistent formats.
European DataWarehouse combines repository services with reporting software and analytical access. The product range includes browser-based applications and technical interfaces for delivering or retrieving information. European DataWarehouse began operating in 2013 after its establishment in Frankfurt in 2012.
European DataWarehouse securitization data
European DataWarehouse stores information about the loans behind asset-backed securities and the transactions that bring those loans together. The repository's history follows the European effort to make underlying asset pools more transparent after the financial crisis. Standardized records help users examine individual loans alongside the overall description of a security.
European DataWarehouse serves reporting institutions, investors, rating agencies, national banks and researchers. The repository holds loan records together with relevant documents. These two kinds of information answer different questions: structured fields support comparisons across a portfolio, while transaction documents explain the arrangement in which the assets sit.
EDITOR and data submissions
EDITOR is the web application for preparing and uploading loan-level and transaction data. Reporting teams can check file structures and validation results before submitting information to the repository. The workflow includes format checks, data-quality rules and tools for comparing results with previous submissions.
European DataWarehouse distinguishes mandatory validation from additional quality checks. A submission can fail a mandatory rule, while another check may identify an issue that needs investigation. Keeping these results separate helps a reporting team understand whether a file is structurally acceptable and where the information could be improved. EDITOR also supports conversion from CSV into XML for submissions.
EDITOR Insights for investors and analysts
EDITOR Insights provides browser-based access to loan- and bond-level information. Users can examine transactions, follow changes in underlying pools and compare a deal with peers. Comparisons can be organized by issuer, country or vintage, as well as against a user's own portfolio.
The application brings aggregate transaction information together with performance benchmarks and data-quality scores. Analysts can move between the overall deal and the characteristics of the underlying loans. These tools support portfolio work and research without requiring every user to install a local database or build a separate analytical interface.
Technical interfaces and SQL access
The European DataWarehouse product range includes interactive applications and SFTP channels. The choice depends on whether a team submits files, retrieves them for analysis or uses the information inside an established data process. Reporting and retrieval are separate tasks within the same repository infrastructure.
EDW Direct Access provides customized SQL queries against loan-level data. This route lets an analytical team select and process records directly through database queries. The service connects the repository's information with the user's own approach to analysis. Data queries can be incorporated into an established analytical workflow.
Private reporting and controlled access
European DataWarehouse also provides private-area solutions. The data owner controls which users can receive information and can change access permissions. Applications include private asset-backed transactions, credit claims used as collateral, whole-loan portfolios and guarantee portfolios.
Controlled distribution lets reporting entities share information with specifically selected recipients. European DataWarehouse combines this access model with data-format validation, quality checks and comparison tools. The private area therefore addresses both the handling of the information and the conditions under which another organization can receive it.
Research and Frankfurt's data infrastructure
European DataWarehouse research includes data-availability reports, benchmarking exercises and studies of securitization information. The work draws attention to the coverage and consistency of the records used in analysis. Those questions sit alongside the repository's daily collection and distribution services.
European DataWarehouse is part of the data infrastructure around the Frankfurt financial center. The organization is included in Frankfurt Main Finance, whose members span financial institutions and supporting services. The Frankfurt Financial Center Charter covers cooperation within that wider network.
European DataWarehouse and Finance Loop
Reliable loan-level information requires consistent formats, clear permissions and usable technical interfaces. These topics connect European DataWarehouse with the practical development of financial infrastructure.
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