- Question ID
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2025_7488
- Legal act
- Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (CRR)
- Topic
- Transparency and Pillar 3
- Article
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434
- Paragraph
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1
- COM Delegated or Implementing Acts/RTS/ITS/GLs/Recommendations
- Not applicable
- Article/Paragraph
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434 / 1
- Type of submitter
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Credit institution
- Subject matter
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EBA Mapping Tool Clarification - EU CR5
- Question
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For last Column aa – the mapping prescribed by EBA is ‘col z - {C 07.00, sum of rows [from 140 to 280], c 230, s0002}’ which means:
• Col z (i.e. sum of all the exposure value under different RW)
• C7:
o sum of rows [from 140 to 280] = sum of all RW%
o C230 in C7 = which ‘RISK WEIGHTED EXPOSURE AMOUNT OF WHICH: WITH A CREDIT ASSESSMENT BY A NOMINATED ECAI’Our question is why we use exposure value minus RWA with a ECAI assessment?
- Background on the question
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It appears that we are calculating this position using two metrics i.e. exposure value and RWA, however, we believe that we should be comparing/using like for like metrics i.e. exposure value in both cases.
- Submission date
- Rejected publishing date
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- Rationale for rejection
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- Status
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Rejected question