EBA · 2025_7409 Rejected question

Validation rules taxonomy V4.0 C_08.01.a,C_09.02 - v1672_m

Regulation
Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (CRR)
Article
v1672_m
Topic
Supervisory reporting - COREP (incl. IP Losses)
Submitted by
Credit institution
Submitted
2025-04-11

Question

The validation rule formula v1672_m specifies that the Risk Weighted Assets (RWA) after supporting factor in column 0125 reported under form 09.02 for IRB exposure class corporates – purchased receivables of all country should be equal to RWA reported under form C_08.01.a, column 0260 where Sheet is in qAE:qx2075 (Corporates - Purchased receivables with own estimates of LGD or conversion factors). The Sheet qAE:qx2076 (Corporates - Purchased receivables without own estimates of LGD or conversion factors) should also be considered in the formula for comparison of exposure to corporates – purchased receivables (with and with-out own estimates of LGD or conversion factors). This Sheet qAE:qx2076 is also a part of validation rules v0435_m, v0436_m and v0438_m where a similar comparison is made for original exposure, Exposure at Default (EAD) and RWA pre supporting factor. The control seems incoherent. Can you please confirm the sheets which need to be included for comparison of corporates – purchased receivables between forms C_08.01.a and C_09.02?

Background

While comparing corporates purchase receivables exposure in 09.02 row 57 both the Sheets qx2075 i.e. Corporates - Purchased receivables with own estimates of LGD or conversion factors and sheet qx2076 i.e. Corporates - Purchased receivables without own estimates of LGD or conversion factors of form C_08.01a should be included. Currently only sheet qx2075 is included.
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