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Michal Piechocki currently serves as Chairman of BR-AG and has extensive experience in various technical and financial organizations. Since 2018, Michal has represented Poland on the Technical Committee 68 at the International Organization for Standardization, focusing on ISO 20022 and fintech initiatives. Additional roles include membership on the Supervisory Board of AppUnite and the Board of Directors for the Eurofiling Foundation. With membership in the Banking and Banking Financial Services Technical Committee of the Polish Committee for Standardization since 2016, Michal has also held leadership positions in XBRL International and the International Accounting Standards Board. Michal holds a Master's degree in Capital Investments and Corporate Financial Strategies from Poznan University of Economics and Business and is currently a PhD candidate in Economics with a focus on Information Technology at TU Bergakademie Freiberg.
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Focused on building trusted and efficient data ecosystems in the financial sector, Business Reporting-Advisory Group (BR-AG) for over 17 years has been a strategic partner for central banks, market supervisors, business registers, banks, insurers and other market players in their drive towards digitization and data transformation. Bringing together IT and business analysis know-how and regulatory intelligence, BR-AG has embraced a holistic view of the financial sector data universe and developed regulatory data science solutions that harmonise data flows, boost the transparency, shareability and interoperability of financial and regulatory data and make the best of technical data exchange standards and identifiers (XBRL, ISO20022, SDMX, LEI, UPI, UTI). BR-AG collaborative and multidimensional platform ATOME responds to the challenges of managing and understanding data in a changing and multi-stakeholder financial sector universe. With ATOME - powered by regulatory data science - BR-AG promotes a collaborative, harmonised and forward-looking approach to data in the banking, insurance and capital markets sectors.