4.10. Transparency and data confidentiality

The DGS should disclose to the public at least the description of the calculation method and the parameters of the calculation formula, including risk indicators, but not necessarily their respective weights.

The DGS should disclose the results of the risk classification and its components for a particular member institution to that member institution, but not to the public.

The DGS should keep confidential the information used for calculating contributions which is not otherwise publicly disclosed.