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  3. 2013_584 Reporting of assets that are deducted from own funds but included in the exposure measure in LR calc (template 45.01) in the LR4 (template 43.00)
Question ID
2013_584
Legal act
Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (CRR)
Topic
Supervisory reporting - Leverage ratio
Article
430
Paragraph
2
COM Delegated or Implementing Acts/RTS/ITS/GLs/Recommendations
Regulation (EU) No 680/2014 - ITS on supervisory reporting of institutions (repealed)
Article/Paragraph
Annex XI - reporting on leverage
Name of institution / submitter
Bank of Slovenia
Country of incorporation / residence
Slovenia
Type of submitter
Competent authority
Subject matter
Reporting of assets that are deducted from own funds but included in the exposure measure in LR calc (template 45.01) in the LR4 (template 43.00)
Question

Where in the LR 4 (template 43.00) should the institution report assets, included in the exposure measure in the LR calc (template 45.01), which are deducted from own funds?

Background on the question

According to the formula on page 25 of the Final draft ITS on supervisory reporting requirements (Annex XI – Instructions on leverage) an institution shall uphold the following: [{LRCalc;010;3}+{LRCalc;020;3}+{LRCalc;030;3}+{LRCalc;040;3}+{LRCalc;050;3}+{LRCalc;060;3}+{LRCalc;070;3}+{LRCalc;080;3}+{LRCalc;090;3}+{LRCalc;100;3}]= [{LR4;010;1}+{LR4;040;1}+{LR4;050;1}+{LR4;060;1}+{LR4;070;1}+{LR4;080;1}+{LR4;080;2}+{LR4;090;1}+{LR4;090;2}{LR4;140;1}+{LR4;140;2}+{LR4;180;1}+{LR4;180;2}+{LR4;190;1}+{LR4;190;2}+{LR4;210;1}+{LR4;210;2}+{LR4;230;1}+{LR4;230;2}+{LR4;280;1}+{LR4;280;2}+{LR4;290;1}+{LR4;290;2}] which means that the the exposure measure (SFT, derivatives and other assets) from the template LR calc BEFORE the subtraction of "regulatory adjustments" should equal the total exposure measure in the template LR4 (alternative breakdown of the leverage ratio exposure measure components). That means that all assets (including those that are deducted from own funds) would have to be considered in the template LR4. We are interested where in the template LR4 should these assets, which are deducted from own funds, be reported? Looking at the breakdown of the template LR4 the only plausible item class for the inclusion of the assets that are deducted from capital seems to be "other exposures" in the row {290}. However the instruction for the row {290,1} - SA "other exposures" defines the contents of this row as: "the leverage ratio exposure amount of assets categorised in the exposure classes listed in Article 112(k),(m), (n), (o), (p) and (q). But even point (q) "other items" (Article 134 of the CRR) does not include for example "intangibles". Additionally: As we understand the Article 113 in connection with the Article 112 of the CRR is the categorisation of items deducted from own fund in the exposure classes not required.

Submission date
29/11/2013
Final answer

To ensure consistency of the different tables in the leverage ratio reporting requirements, assets that are deducted from own funds but cannot be categorised otherwise should be included in the row {290} of the C 43.00 template (LR4) even if such a categorisation is not required for determining risk-based own funds requirements.

Status
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Note to Q&A

Update 3.5.2024: The present Q&A has been archived following the amendments to Q&A 6106.

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