Definition of 'carrying amount’ for the purposes of templates C60.00 and C61.00

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In the guidance annexes of DPM 2.8 for C 60.00 and C 61.00 templates the reporting amount has been further specified as ‘carrying amount’ however the breakdown of the template requires the amounts to be broken down according to the actual expected payments which suggests Cashflow. The Cashflow and the Carrying value can differ significantly due to changes in market value or impairments in the case of assets. For reporting purposes of the two above mentioned reports is it expected to split the carrying value across the time buckets based on when the cashflows are expected to be paid/received or to report the carrying value according to the residual maturity of the contract?

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With respect to the instructions of templates C 61.00, items providing stable funding and C 60.00, items requiring stable funding, paragraphs 1.1.2/ 2.1.2 state that “All own funds and liabilities reported on an institution's balance sheet shall be reported here. The total amount of own funds and liabilities shall therefore reflect the size of the institutions' total assets.” Accordingly, for reporting purposes, in the columns referred as “amount” the accounting value should always be reported, except for derivatives payables and receivables which are to be reported in accordance with paragraph 2.1.6. Moreover, according to instructions 2.1, paragraph 3 (iii) “assets shall be reported according to their residual contract maturity and not behavioral assumptions." Thus, all items have to be reported in the corresponding time buckets according to their residual maturity or the earliest calling date.

Definition of 'carrying amount’ for the purposes of templates C60.00 and C61.00

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