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European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority

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Q&A

Question ID: 937

Regulation Reference: (EU) No 2015/2450 - templates for the submission of information to the supervisory authorities

Article: 35

Template: S.06.02

Status: Final

Date of submission: 27 Jan 2017

Question

For a Group S.06.02 QRT, which utilises the accounting consolidation-based method and looks-through the Collective Investment Funds (CIU) it owns and controls to display every asset and security line by line, how can pledges of less than 100% of these CIU's be disclosed?

As an example, where 50% of the units in the CIU are pledged as collateral (and not specific assets within the CIU), would you expect every asset / security / cash balance within the CIU to be split as 50%, or would it be acceptable for the Group to adopt a disclosure that it deems fit for purpose, such as disclose cash balances as pledged first and then other assets until 50% colalteral value can be reached? Or do you have another approach in mind?

EIOPA answer

In S.06.02 the CIU should not be looked-through.

In this case the CIU should be reported in two rows, in order to identify in C0100 the part that is pledge.

In S.06.03 the pledging is not relevant and the look-through should be done for the entire CIU.