EBA · 2026_7863 Rejected question

Incoherent formulae of the validation rule v22949_m

Regulation
Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (CRR)
Article
v22949_m
Topic
Credit risk
Submitted by
Credit institution
Submitted
2026-05-04
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Question

Is the formulae of the validation rule v22949_m coherent?

Background

According to the validation rule, cell C_07.00.a,r0061,c0150 must be empty for qEC:qx2038 of the STD report C_07.00 However, this sheet represents the aggregate (total) of all real estate sheets within template C_07.00. As such, it is expected to include the sum of all corresponding data reported in the underlying real estate sheets. In this context, cell r0061,c0150 is provided as part of the of the aggregation process, resulting in a validation error if the control is applicated.
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