EBA · 2024_7153 Final Q&A

MREL-REPORTING OF THE IMPACT OF GENERAL PRIOR PERMISSION

Regulation
Directive 2014/59/EU (BRRD)
Article
Article 45i, para. Paragraph 1
Topic
BRRD Reporting
Submitted by
Credit institution
Submitted
2024-07-29
Answered
2025-03-14

Question

With reference to the Q&A 6852 , we kindly request clarification on the appropriate logic to utilize when adding the amounts of the unused portion of the GPP for the rows in Template M 01.00, specifically rows 0250 to 0290. We would greatly appreciate if you could provide guidance on the correct allocation of the unused amount for rows 0260, 0270, 0280, 0285, and 0290. Given that the GPP has a duration of one year, it is our understanding that the unused amount should be accounted for solely in rows 0250 and 0285, as per convention.

Background

The Q&A 2023_6852 does not provide a clarification on this specific point.

Answer

In accordance with the instructions for row 0250-0290 of template M 01.00 of Annex I to Regulation (EU) 2021/763 (ITS on disclosures and reporting on MREL and TLAC), provided in Annex II thereto, unused general prior permission amounts shall be included in the rows dedicated to other bail-in-able liabilities, to the extent that those permissions refer to eligible liabilities instruments (i.e. prior permissions covering own funds instruments are not to be reported there). This means the following for the unused general prior permission amounts covering eligible liabilities instruments: Unused general prior permission amounts should be reported in the 'total'-row for other bail-inable liabilities (row 0250). As a convention, unused general prior permission amounts should be reported in row 0280 ('Residual maturity of < 1 year') of the maturity breakdown.

Original source: European Banking Authority, Q&A ID 2024_7153

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