EIOPA · 129
129
- Regulation
- Guidelines on submission of information to NCAs (Preparatory phase)
- Article
- 35
- Submitted
- 2014-09-10
- Answered
- 2019-10-31
Question
Regarding the quantitative reporting template S.33.01 for the preparatory phase I would appreciate a confirmation on the following issue:
If one of the entities that meet the requirements to be reported in this template has 2 Ring-Fenced Funds (RFF #1 being the most material RFF), how should I report this entity in terms of this QRT?
a) One line only, indicating cell R1 = "Entity Level"b) One line for RFF #1, indicating cell R1="RFF"One line for RFF #2, indicating cell R1="RFF"One line for Remaining Part, indicating cell R1="Remaining Part"One line for Entity level, indicating cell R1="Entity Level" [this line would include both RFFs and Remaining Part]c) One line for RFF #1, indicating cell R1="RFF"One line for RFF #2, indicating cell R1="RFF"One line for Remaining Part, indicating cell R1="Remaining Part"
Answer
In this case the following should be reported under preparatory phase:- One line for RFF #1, indicating cell R1="RFF"- One line for Remaining Part, indicating cell R1="Remaining Part" [this line would include RFF 2 if not material]- One line for Entity level, indicating cell R1="Entity Level" [this line would include both RFFs and Remaining Part]
For future Solvency II the reporting would be the same if the RFF 2 is not material. In case RFF 2 is also material then the reporting in future SII should be: - One line for RFF #1, indicating cell R1="RFF"- One line for RFF #2, indicating cell R1="RFF"- One line for Remaining Part, indicating cell R1="Remaining Part" - One line for Entity level, indicating cell R1="Entity Level" [this line would include both RFFs and Remaining Part]
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