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  3. 2025_7430 DPM 3.5 - Diversity Benchmarking - v22547_a & v22587_m
Question ID
2025_7430
Legal act
Directive 2013/36/EU (CRD)
Topic
Remuneration
Article
NA
Paragraph
NA
Subparagraph
NA
COM Delegated or Implementing Acts/RTS/ITS/GLs/Recommendations
EBA/GL/2023/08 - Guidelines on the benchmarking of diversity practices, including diversity policies and gender pay gap
Article/Paragraph
DPM 3.5 - Diversity Benchmarking - v22547_a & v22587_m
Type of submitter
Other
Subject matter
DPM 3.5 - Diversity Benchmarking - v22547_a & v22587_m
Question

One of our client is having some trouble reporting the diversity benchmarking for two reasons :

a_ Validation v22547_a 

The validation v22547 only allows the value (ZZ:x784) Yes & (ZZ:x785) No to be entered on the row r0020 of report R1900 where the annotated templates allows additionaly the value Not applicable.

Our client thinks it's incorrect as the value Not applicable should be possible.

"We can see that the cells provide a dropdown menu with 3 options, and it is specified that we have [The regions where the institution or investment firm is active (subsidiary/branch/cross-border basis with material business activities) should be selected (Yes/No). For the categories of executive or non-executive directors it should be indicated (yes/no/non-applicable) if at least one director has one of their geographical provenances, that spans at least a period of three years, from the corresponding region. Non applicable should only be selected, where there are no non-executive directors in the case of investment firms or employee representatives. Where the actual location a member gained geographical provenance is in more than one of the specified regions, the member should be allocated to the most relevant regions on a best effort basis (e.g. a Member that lived in Istanbul may select Europe, Asia or both regions) ]

Can you help us answering the client on the fact that the value "Not applicable" should or not be used on the row 0020.

 

b_ Validation v22587_m

On report R22.02 our client has only define a target for Non executive director, so it as has filled :

  • Report R2202 the following way :
  •     Executive directors Non-executive directors
        0010 0020
    Target  % set in percentage (two digits e.g. 33.33%) in the diversity policy, including in cases where this is applicable under national law  0010   40,0000
    Target expressed as minimum headcount in the diversity policy (number of members) 0020    
    Compliance with internal policy: Has the target been met at the reference date? 0030   Yes
  • And as set in the report R2201 that the "Targets set only for the management body in the supervisory function (non-executive directors)"
  • SCOPE: For which scope of members of the management body are gender diversity targets set? (please select from drop down menu) 0130 Targets set only for the management body in the supervisory function (non-executive directors)

By filling the report like this it triggers the validation V22587 indeed this validation will always be trigered where Report R2201 and R2202 are filled and when value in R0022.020 in R0010 C0010 is different that R0022.020 in R0010 C0020 and when the value in R2201 R0130 <> Different targets set for the management and supervisory function of the management body

As in our case the target has only be set for the Non exucitive director we think it 's correct to use the value "Targets set only for the management body in the supervisory function (non-executive directors)" in report R2201, and to fill only the column 0020 in report R2202 but by doing that we will have a different value between R0022.020 in R0010 C0010 is different that R0022.020 in R0010 C0020 causing an unexpected anomaly. Can you please investigate if the the control is correct?

 

 

 

Background on the question

ere the following validations rules :

v22547_a   3,5 Add         Allowed values for cell(s) Error R 19.00               (All)   {R 19.00, r0020} in {[eba_ZZ:x784], [eba_ZZ:x785]}
v22587_m   3,5 Add         Manual Error R 22.01 R 22.02                 if {R 22.02, r0010, c0010} != {R 22.02, r0010, c0020} then {R 22.01, r0130, c0010} = [eba_ZZ:x901]
Submission date
30/04/2025
Rejected publishing date
04/09/2025
Rationale for rejection

This question has been rejected because the issue it deals with is already explained or addressed in the regulatory framework. In particular, please see footnote 1 to table Annex VII within the Annex to the Guidelines on the benchmarking of diversity practices including diversity policies and gender pay gap and the DPM R 19.00.

For further information on the purpose of this tool and on how to submit questions, please see “Additional background and guidance for asking questions”

Status
Rejected question

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