EBA · 2024_7077 Final Q&A

Validation rules in Reporting Framework 3.4

Regulation
Directive 2013/36/EU (CRD)
Article
84, para. 5
Topic
Supervisory reporting - IRRBB
Submitted by
Other
Submitted
2024-05-02
Answered
2024-12-13
Answer provided by
ESAs (EBA, ESMA, EIOPA)

Question

The question concerns the EBA Reporting Framework 3.4, Validation Rules (March 22, 2024), rule v22161_m. This rule applies to the calculation of 'Net interest rate position with derivatives', {r0560}, in the context of 'ITS on Supervisory Reporting with Regard to IRRBB', Annex 28, form J02.00. It defines {r0560} to be {r0560} = {r0010} + {r0190} + {r0200} + {r0520} + {r0530}, the sum of 'Total Assets', 'Off-balance sheet assets: contingent assets', 'Total liabilities', 'Off-balance sheet liabilities: Contingent liabilities', and 'Other derivatives (Net asset/liability)'. Are the signs in front of {r0200} and {r0520} correct in this formulation? We would appreciate affirmation by EBA. Similar observations may also apply to rules v22159_m and v22160_m.

Background

The question arose during the consultative process as the validation rules were reviewed.

Answer

The validation rule v22161_m shall be amended in the following way, to consider that assets and liabilities are both reported with positive sign: {r0560} = {r0010} + {r0190} - {r0200} - {r0520} + {r0530}. Nevertheless the sign convention in point 5, Part I, ANNEX XXIX of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/451 should be taken into account when populating the columns representing changes (Δ). The validation rules v22159_m and v22160_m will be also amended accordingly, as well as validation rules v22169_m, v22170_m and v22171_m.

Original source: European Banking Authority, Q&A ID 2024_7077

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