EC Regulation Amends Standards for Benchmarking of Internal Approaches
The European Commission (EC) published the Implementing Regulation 2022/951 that amends the implementing technical standards for benchmark portfolios and the associated reporting templates and reporting instructions to be applied for the reporting, as referred to in Article 78(2) of the Capital Requirements Directive or CRD IV (2013/36/EU).
Regulation 2022/951 amends technical standards laid down in the Implementing Regulation 2016/2070, which specifies the reporting requirements for institutions to enable the European Banking Authority (EBA) and competent authorities to monitor the range of risk-weighted exposure amounts or own funds requirements for exposures or transactions in the benchmark portfolio resulting from the internal approaches of those institutions and to assess those approaches as required by CRD IV. The Regulation 2022/951 amends Annexes I to IX of the Regulation 2016/2070: Annexes I to IV relate to credit risk benchmarking, Annexes V to VII relate to market risk benchmarking, and Annexes VIII and IX relate to IFRS 9 benchmarking. The benchmarking of the loss given default (LGD) parameters have been added to IFRS 9 benchmarking templates, in line with the timeline presented in the published roadmap in July 2019 on IFRS 9 deliverables by EBA. Regulation 2022/951 shall enter into force on the twentieth day following that of its publication in the Official Journal of the European Union—that is, July 20, 2022.
Related Link: Regulation 2022/951
Keywords: Europe, EU, Banking, Implementing Technical Standards, Benchmarking, Market Risk, Credit Risk, IFRS 9, CRD, Reporting, Loss Given Default, Regulatory Capital, Internal Approaches, Basel, EBA, EC
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