funding plan & business model assessment
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BanksBusinessModelsunderreview
ImpactsonFundingPlan
March14th 2016|MarcusEvans15th AnnualLiquidity Event| RoyalHorseguard Hotel,London
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RegulatoryContext
SREPProcessOverview
OverviewofProspectiveRegulatoryReportings
BusinessModelAssessment&FundingStrategy
KeyTakeaways
Agenda
3Source:Moody’s
EMEA
2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
G-SIBSurcharge
FSBDataGapInitiative Basel 3buffers
Basel 2
B3 ratios
CA res.mortgage
LCRLCR
Reporting fin.conglomerates
D-SIBframework
SA-CCR
BCBS 239
Reg.capCCPexposuresIFRS9
NSFR
CVAreview
FRTB
LeverageRatio
IRRBB review
Revised SAapproach CR
ConcentrationLargeExposures
TLAC
New securitizationframework UKFDSF
CRD IV/CRR
COREP /FINREP
PRA / IMFST
B3 (IRB)
Vickers Reform
LCR
CRD IV
G-SIBSurcharge
EBA SREP ECB CA
STPRA Int’lbanks
PRA CAD /Piillar 2
BoE/PRA ST
BoE/PRA ST
EU-wide ST
EBA Liquiditymonitoring
Financialconglomerates
LCR
LCR
FSBDataGapInitiative
BCBS 239
Reg capCCPexposures
SA-CCR
IFRS9
FSBDataGapInitiative
ECB Anacredit
LCR
BoE /PRA ST
BoE /PRA ST
NSFR
LeverageRatio
New securitizationframework
FRTB
CVAreview
TLAC
IRRBB review
Revised SAapproach SR
ConcentrationandLargeExposures
G-SIBSurcharge
CCAR /DFAST LCRLCR
LCRNew securitizationFramework
Global systemicrisk report
Liquidity STBHC andFBO
Adv.Approach RuleCapital Planning
FBOST
CCAR /DFAST
CCAR /DFAST
CCAR /DFAST CCAR /DFAST
SupplementaryLeverageRatio
Capital rules tolarge foreignbanks
FSBDataGapInitiative5
ConcentrationLargeExposures
BCBS 239
SA-CCR
CVAreview
G-SIBSurcharge
IFRS9/CELC (US)FSBDataGap Initiative
Revised SAapproach CR
IRRBB review
Reg capCCPexposures
LeverageRatio
NSFR
FRTB
TLAC
FSBDataGapInitiative LCR
Global regulation European regulationJapan
CanadaHongKong
Australia
New Zealand
VietnamSingapore South KoreaRussia Turkey USAUK
Increaseofregulatorypressure
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RegulatorstimelineforBusinessModelAssessment
• ICAAP&ILAAPsubmissiontotheJST
• Supervisorycollegemeeting’sdate
• FirstdraftofJST’sSREPdecisionssubmissionto theECBsupervisoryheads
• LegalservicesreviewofSREPdecisionwithinECB
• SupervisoryboardapprovalofSREP decisions• DraftSREPlettersdeliveredtobanks
• Supervisorydialogueandhearingperiod
• ApprovalofthedecisionbythesupervisoryBoardandGoverningCouncil
Avril
June
July
August
September
September/October
November
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RegulatoryContext
SREPProcessOverview
OverviewofProspectiveRegulatoryReportings
BusinessModelAssessment&FundingStrategy
KeyTakeaways
Agenda
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RiskControl
RiskLevel
Businessmodelassessment
GovernanceandRiskcontrol
Riskbyriskcapitalassessment Liquidityassessment
ViabilityandsustainabilityofBusinessModel
Adequacyofgovernanceandrisk
control
Block1
Score
Block2
ICAAP
benchmarking
Block3
StressedICAAP
benchmarking
Block1
Score
Block2
ILAAP/internaltargets
PillarIIcapitalrequirement(s)
PillarIIliquidityrequirement(s)
SREPASSESSMENT
A1 A2 A3 B1 B2 A4 B3
C
QuantitativeSREPscore
SREPInternalQuantification
SREPAssessment
A B C
X + Y « FinalRating »=
SREPratingismadeofcombinedassessmentsofthe« quantitativeSREPScore »andthe« SREPInternalQuantification »
SREPProcessOverview
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1
2
3
4
F
Noriskidentified
Lowlevelofrisk
Mediumlevelofrisk
Highlevelofrisk
Failingorlikelytofail
SCORINGSYSTEM
RiskLevel RiskControls
RISKASSESEMENTQUANT.SCORE
• Quantitativeand qualitative• Strategic&financial plans• Identification of theareasof
focus for theBMA• Business env.assessment• Sustainabilityanalysis• Vulnerabilitiesidentification
Businessmodelanalysis
A1
Assessmentofinternal
governance&controls
A2 • Internalgovernance,remuneration policies
• Corporate and riskculture• ICAAP• ILAAP• Internalcontrol frameworks/
Information systems• Recovery plans
• Risktocapitalmeasuring:CreditRisk,Marketrisk,IRRBB, Operational risk
• Own funds sufficiencyanalysis
Assessmentofriskstocapital
A3
• Riskmanagement and internalcontrols assessment
• Liquidity needs analysis• Liquidity sufficiency analysis
Assessmentofrisksto
liquidity andfunding
A4
• Liquidity stresstestsresults• Funding Planss stability
There isnodiscernibleriskofsignificantprudentialimpactontheinstitutionconsideringthelevel ofinherentriskandthemanagementandcontrols.
There isalowriskofsignificantprudentialimpactontheinstitutionconsideringthelevelofinherent riskandthemanagementandcontrols
There isamediumriskofsignificantprudentialimpactontheinstitutionconsideringthelevelofinherent riskandthemanagementandcontrols.
There isahighriskofsignificantprudentialimpactontheinstitutionconsideringthelevelofinherent riskandthemanagementandcontrols.
Source:EBAGuidelinesonSREP(EBA/GL/2014/13)
SREPProcessRiskLevel&RiskControl
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Indicators Identification
EBARiskDashboard
EBASREPgdl
CRRCRDIV
AQRCA2013
NPL
CET1
IRRBB
….
LE
X X X X
X X X
X X
X X
• Identification of regulatory sources linked tothe SREP process
• EBA SREP Guidelines & RiskDashboard
• CRR / CRD IV
• AQR / Comprehensive assessment
• Documentation analysis and identification ofkey indicators mentioned in the documents
• Harmonisation of indicators definitionbetween different regulatory sources
1
2
1
2
Indicators benchmark
• Constitution of benchmark for each indicator(distribution of indicator for banks under EBAregulation)
• Definition of ratings buckets based onpercentiles
• Rating 1 for indicator < percentile 25%
• Rating 2 for indicator < percentile 50%
• Rating 3 for indicator < percentile 75%
• Rating 4 for indicator > percentile 75%
5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45% 50% 55% 60% 65% 70% 75% 80% 85% 90% 95%
A10Non-performingexposuresratio 0.00 0.00 0.01 0.02 0.02 0.02 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.04 0.04 0.05 0.07 0.08 0.10 0.11 0.15 0.18 0.29
A11Coverageratiofornon-performingexposure 0.00 0.22 0.25 0.30 0.34 0.36 0.37 0.39 0.40 0.42 0.43 0.45 0.47 0.48 0.52 0.56 0.60 0.64 0.68
25% 50% 75%
A10Non-performingexposuresratio 0.02 0.04 0.10
1 2 3 4
3
4
3
value
Score 3
4
Scoring
• Use of simple average for « independentindicators »
Projection of « dependent » indicatorsthrough non-linear functions (min/max, baseindicator)
• Assessment of overall score through anaverage weighted by pillar 1 capitalrequirement charge
ind1
ind2
ind2
ind3
Credit3
2
3
1
2.3
Simpleaverage
ind1
ind2
ind2
ind3
Market3
2
3
1
2.3
Simpleaverage
…
2.7
Riskcategoryscore
Riskcategoryscore
Finalscore
5
6
5
6
DetailsoftheSREP scoringprocess
SREPProcessRiskLevel&RiskControl
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Indicator
NonPerforming loans/Totalassets
EBAguidelines references
Competent authorities should assess thematerial ity of non-performin g loans perportfolio and the potential losses that maystem from them. P.71
Category
Credit risk
Mapping with regulatorydata
Numerator(F18.00/row070/column060)+(F18.00/row250/column060)
Denominator((F18.00/row070/column010)+(F18.00/row250/column010)
Example
EBASREPGuidelinesDiscussionswithECB
FINREP/COREP/QIS /STE/Transparency /RiskDashboard
RiskCategory
CoreIndicators Mappingwithregulatory data
Benchmarking
Scoring
RiskCategoryLevel
ExtendedIndicateurs
RiskLevelApproach
SREPProcessFocusonRiskLevel:indicatorsidentification
10
27%17%
27%
12% 16%
Questionsperriskcategory
Numberofquestionsperriskcategory
27%
14%
50%
9%
Governance Riskappetite Riskmanagement&Internalcontrols
Internalaudit
Questionspersubject
Numberofquestionsperriskcategory
~300QUESTIONS Adjustmentsonoverallscore
1
2
3
4
Adequate/Neutralsituation
Weak
Inadequate
Strong
Noimpact
downgrade
downgrade
upgrade
EBA guideli nes: Competent authorities should assess whether the institution has an appropriate organizational framework for market risk management, measurement, monitoring andcontrol functions, with sufficient (both qualitative and quantitative) human and technical resources.
CRD Article 76 : Member States shall ensure that the management body devotes sufficient time to consi deration of risk issues. The management body shall be actively involved in andensure that a dequate re sour ces are allocated to the management of all material risks addressed i n this Directive and in Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 as well as i n the valuation of assets,the use of external credit ratings and internal models relating to those risks. The institution shall establish reporting lines to the management body that cover all material risks and riskmanagement policies and changes thereof.
= Risk Control Questions (examples)• Does the management body has enough human and technical resources to consider market risk?• Does the institution ha s clearly establish the responsi bilities of both the Management Body and the Risk Committee in terms of market risk management, and does the
management body retain overall responsibility for market risk?
Exam
ple
SREPProcessFocusonRiskControl
RiskControlApproach
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SREPProcessILAAPandICAAPcontributions
ICAAP ILAAP
AccordingtoArticle73oftheCRD«Institutionsshallhaveinplacesound,effectiveandcomprehensivestrategiesandprocessestoassessandmaintainonanon-goingbasistheamounts,typesofdistributionofinternalcapitalthattheyconsideradequatetocoverthenatureandlevelofthe
riskstowhichtheyareormightbeexposed.»
• Banksshouldassessandquantifyallrisksthatmaymateriallyimpacttheircapitalrequirementsonashortterm(1y)andlongertermperspective (3y)andtakeasoundeconomicperspectiveasabasisfortheirinternalview.
Deadline->April2016
• Banksshoulddescribethewholeliquidityprocessestheyareimplementingandmonitoring.
ALM Models Fundingstrategy
Liquidity Stresstesting
Collateral Mgt
Rates, flows, …internal transferrate, fundingrate, …
LCR, NSFRcalculation &Monitoring, …
Simulations,,Impactanalysis,…
Gathering &Optimisation
Governance
Riskappetitedetermination
Liquidityand fundingcostallocationtoentitiesandsubsidiaries
Management &monitoring
Operational activities
Repo
rting
supe
rvision
ALM department
Aspects relateddirectly tobanksbusinessmodel
StrategicplandefinitionRiskappetitedefinition
Financial&Strategicplans(Capitalratios,external
acquisitions,organicgrowth,…)Strategicreviews
Keyrisksidentification&measurement(PillarI,PillarII,..)CapitalratiostargetdefinitionRiskslimitsframeworkdefinition
Capitalplanningthroughbudgetingprocess
Ownfundsprofitabilitymeasurementandanalysis
Risklimitsdefinition&managementbybusiness/
activity/country/…Budgetingprocess
Riskmanagement CapitalPlanning
Adjustment
Strategic
level
Tactica
llevel
Operational
level
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RegulatoryContext
SREPProcessOverview
OverviewofProspectiveRegulatoryReportings
BusinessModelAssessment&FundingStrategy
KeyTakeaways
AGENDA
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ProspectiveRegulatoryReportingFundingPlans
Sections Description Goals
Section1
Section2
• Projection of the stock position of high-level balance-sheet asset and liability items forward 3 years
• Projection of the liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) over a 1-year horizon and net stable funding ratio (NSFR) over a 3-year time horizon
§ Table 2A : Specific funding• Projection of deposits covered by a deposit guarantee scheme as under Directive No 94/19/EC• Projection of other deposit-like financial instruments that are sold to retail customers• Projection of sources of fundi ng that are directly or indirectly provided by the public sector. This includes
medium and long-term repo financing programmes, Credit guarantee funding programmes and Creditguarantee real economy support programmes.
• Projection of debt or debt-like innovative funding structures, including innovative deposit-like instruments
§ Table 2B: Pricing• Projection of high-level yields on assets, with a 1-year horizon. Firms should report the all-yield
received/paid and should not report a spread.• Projection of high level costs of funding with a 1-year horizon
§ Table 2C: Structural currency mismatches• Projection of specific elements of Balance-sheet split into largest, second-largest and third-largest
currencies
§ Asset and liabilities restructuring plans• Projection of assets a firm intends to either acquire/dispose of and/or that have been identified for run-
off• Projection of liabilities a firm intends to either acquire/dispose of and/or that have been identified for
run-off
• To obtain a general overview of plannedbalance-sheet developments in a 3-yeartime horizon
• To identify and assess changes in specificfunding reliance
• To assess the feasibility of the plannedfunding from a price perspective
• To identify and assess (changes in) fundingmismatches in specific currencies
• To assess the feasibility of the Funding Planswhen a firm is faced with significantrestructuring of its balance-sheet
CONTEXT• FundingPlansreporting demandfollowstherecommendation oftheESRBA4/2012/2(EuropeanSystemicRiskBoard).
OBJECTIVES• EnsurethefeasibilityoftheFundingPlansandmeasuretheirimpact ontheflowsofcredit totherealeconomy;• Analysethestrategyofcredit institutions tomeettheirneedsin3ytimehorizon.
• FREQUENCY:Annually• PERIMETRE:Grouplevel
FundingPlans
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ProspectiveRegulatoryReportingSTE- Profitability
CONTEXT• STE-Profitability reporting demandfollowstheEuropeanregulation 1024/2013Article 10.
OBJECTIVES• Assesstheviabilityofthebusinessmodelofthebank;• Backtestingoftheprojection qualityofthebankbycomparing theprojections totheresults.
STE– Profitability
NIM
Commissions
FinancialportfolioP&L
Otherrevenues
- Distinctionbetweenincome andexpensesgeneratedbythenewbusinessandthosegeneratedbythestock
- Distinctionbetweenbusinessinforceandnewbusinessisnotanymoredemandedinthenewtemplates
PROFITABILITYASSESSMENT(INCOMEANDEXPENSES)
Actualfigureforcurrentperiod
(T)-columnA-
Budgetvalue(T-1,T)
-columnB-
Budgetvalue(T+1)
-columnC-
Budgetvalue(T+2)
-columnD-
Budgetvalue(T+3)
-columnE-
(Budget)Interestincomeattributedtobusinessinforce(Budget)Interestincomeattributedtonewbusiness(Budget)Interestexpensesattributedtobusinessinforce(Budget)Interestexpensesattributedtonewbusiness(Budget)netinterestincomeattributedtobusinessinforce(=r10-r30)(Budget)netinterestincomeattributedtonewbusiness(=r20-r40)(Budget)interestincome(=r10+r20)(Budget)interestexpenses(=r30+r40)(Budget)netinterestincome(=r41+r42)aswellas(=r43-r44)BudgetexpensesonsharecapitalrepayableondemandBudgetdividendincomeBudgetfeeandcommissionincomeBudgetfeeandcommissionexpensesBudgetnetandcommissionincome(=r70-r80)Budgetgainsorlossesonfinancialassetsandliabilitiesnotmeasuredatfairvaluethroughprofitorloss,netBudgetgainsorlossesonfinancialassetsandliabilitiesheldfortrading,netBudgetgainsorlossesonfinancialassetsandliabilitiesdesignatedatfairvaluethroughprofitorloss,netBudgetgainsorlossesfromhedgeaccounting,netBudgetExchangedifferences(gainorloss),netBudgetgainsorlossesonderecognitionofnonfinancialassets,netBudgetotheroperatingincomeBudgetotheroperatingexpensesBudgetnetotheroperatingincome(=r150-r160)BudgettotaloperatingincomeBudgetadministrationcostsBudgetadministrationcosts:StaffexpensesBudgetoverheadcostsBudgettotalprofitorlossbeforetaxfromcontinuingoperationsBudgettotalprofitorlossbeforetaxfromdiscontinuedoperationsBudgetprofitorlossaftertaxfromcontinuingoperationsBudgetprofitorlossaftertaxfromdiscontinuedoperationsBudgetprofitorloss(aftertax)attributabletoownersoftheparent(Budget)non-recurringitems
budget 3yprojection
• FREQUENCY:bi-annual• PERIMETRE:Grouplevel,relevantsubsidiaries.
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ProspectiveRegulatoryReportingOperationalConstraints
Enhancing thebudgeting processtobeabletoproducecoherentprospectivereporting inaFINREPtaxonomybecomesanecessitytomonitoreffectivelybankingactivity.
Organisation
Perimeter
Dataquality
TargetAs-issituation1
2
3
ManagementControlDepartment
Monitoring/Reporting
AccountingDepartment
Reporting
ALMDepartment
Reporting
ManagementControlDepartment
Monitoring/Reporting
AccountingDepartment
Reporting
ALMDepartment
Reporting
Bridgesbetweenprudentialandstatutoryismadethroughmappingtablesandnotdirectlyembeddedingranulardata
Banksusuallybuildtheirbudgetonaccounting/statutoryperimeter
Prudentialaxisaretotallyintegratedwithinoperationalsystemsoneachtransaction
Newprospectivereportingneedtobeinlinewithprudentialperimeter(differenttreatmentforinsurancesubsidiaries).
noorlittleinteraction
Forecasteddata
Previousyearsdata
(FINREP)
Forecasteddata
FINREP
Previousyearsdata
FINREP
Shareknowledge
Updatesystems
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CaseStudyTier1FrenchBank
ManagementControl Accounting AssetLiabilitiesDepartmentReconciliation
Reconciliation
Reconciliation
• +3000subsidiarieswithadifferentlevelofintermediateconsolidation:
• Needtohavecoherentandrefinedconsolidationprocess
• Needforarelevantmaterialitythreshold
Organisationalconstraints
Consolidation
Indicatorsnature
Treatment
Perimeter • Statutory
• Financialstatementsanalysis&prospectivebudget
• IFRS
• Prudential
• FinancialStatements
• IFRS
• ALMProducts referential
• B&Sprojection andNIMsensitivityanalysis
• Management
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RegulatoryContext
SREPProcessOverview
OverviewofProspectiveRegulatoryReportings
BusinessModelAssessment&FundingStrategy
KeyTakeaways
AGENDA
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BusinessModelAssessment&FundingPlansP&LForecast&FundingPlans
NetinterestMargin
CommissionsFees&otherrevenues
Financialportfolio
Administrativefees
Costofrisk
Balance-sheet Fundingreliance
ForecastednetinterestMarginvs.evolutionofcredits&deposits
ForecastednetinterestMarginvs.fundingneedsandstrategy
Evolutionofthecommissionsinarelationwiththeevolutionofassetsormarketshare
Evolutionoftheprofit(orloss)onthefinancialportfoliovs.Evolutionofderivatives&otherfinancialinstruments
Evolutionoftheprofit(orloss)onthefinancialportfoliovs.Evolutionoftheplannedfundingprices
Evolutionofadministrativefeesvs.plannedrestructuringofthebalancesheet
Evolutionofthecostofriskregardingthebalance-sheetforecastedsize
STE-P
ROFITABILITY
FundingPlans
• Howdoesitplantomakeprofitstomorrow?• Howwillthekeydriversofprofitabilitychange?Andwhatis
drivingthischange?
• Howistheinstitutionmakingprofitstoday?• Whatarethekeydriversofitsprofitability?
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STE - PROFITABILITY FundingPlans
Definition
LinksW
ithTh
eSREPProcess
QuantitativeSREPScore
InternalQuantification:ILAAP&ICAAP
• 3Y forecasted P&L
(basedonFINREPtaxonomyF02.00)
• 3Y forecasted B&S, funding strategies andliquidity ratios(basedonFINREPtaxonomyF01.01,F01.02,…)
• Risk level: Forecasted Risk level SREP ratios relatedto profitability and businessmodel assessment
• Risk control: Improve governance and monitoringof profitability
• Risk level : forecasted risk level SREP ratios relatedto liquidity risks
• Risk control: Improve governance and monitoringof liquidity
• ICAAP: Improve capital trajectory planning inadequacy with the forecasted P&L on a FINREPtaxonomy
• ICAAP: Improve capital trajectory planning inadequacy with the forecasted B&S size
• ILAAP: Forecasted vision on the funding needs,funding strategy and liquidity ratios
BusinessModelAssessment&FundingPlansRegulator’sassessment
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BUSINESSMODELASSESSMENTPROCESS
Preliminaryidentificationofmaterialbusinessareas
(mainlybasedoninformationprovidedbyentityitself)
1
Automatedratingfocusingon:
• Profitability• Efficiency• Sustainability
2
Supervisoryassessment:
• Shortterm(12months)• Mediumterm(3years)• Longterm
3
BUSINESSMODELASSESSMENT
Business model viability:
The institution’s ability to generate an acceptable return overthenext 12 months.
Business model sustainability:
Ability to generate an acceptable return over 3 years and over afull business/ economic cycle.
STEPROFITABILITY
MainlyusedtoassesstheProfitability FUNDINGPLANS
Mainlyusedtoassesstheefficiencyandsustainabilityofthebusiness
model
BusinessModelAssessment&FundingPlansRegulator’sassessment
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ShortTermWholesaleFunding
IntradayRisk
CapacityandQualityofLiquiditybuffers
• Shortterminterbankpositiontoliquidassets
• Publicentitiesandintragroupshorttermfundsratios
• Centralbankfundingratio
• O/Nunsecureddepositsfundingspread• O/NinterbankliquiditypositiontoLA
• Liquiditybufferqualityratio• Liquiditybufferconcentrationratio
ShortTermFundingRatio
FundingCounterpartyConcentrationRatio
LCR
LiquidAssetstoShort-TermLiabilities
Short termliquidityadequacysubcategories Short termliquidityadequacy indicators
UnencumberedEligibleAssetsRatio
FundingGeographicalConcentrationRatio
ShortTerm
Funding
BusinessModelAssessment&FundingPlansLinkswithILAAP:onshortterm
BUSINESSMODELASSESSMENTPROCESS
Preliminaryidentificationofmaterialbusinessareas
(mainlybasedoninformationprovidedbyentityitself)
1
Automatedratingfocusingon:
• Profitability• Efficiency• Sustainability
2Supervisoryassessment:
• Shortterm(12months)• Mediumterm(3years)• Longterm
3
BUSINESSMODELASSESSMENT
Business model viability:
The institution’s ability to generate an acceptable return overthenext 12 months.
Business model sustainability:
Ability to generate an acceptable return over 3 years and over afull business/ economic cycle.
STEPROFITABILITY
MainlyusedtoassesstheProfitability FUNDINGPLANS
Mainlyusedtoassesstheefficiencyandsustainabilityofthebusiness
model
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StructuralFundingMismatch
LongTermWholesaleFunding
RetailFundingStrength
• Cumulatednetfundinggapratio(5Y)• Cumulatednetfundinggapratio(10Y)
• Seniorunsecuredfundingspread(5Y)• Seniorunsecuredfundingspread(10Y)• Securedfundingspread(5Y)• Securedfundingspread(10Y)
• Retaildepositratio• Guaranteeschemecovereddepositratio
LTD
CumulatedNetFundingGaptoLiquidAssets
AssetEncumbranceRatio
NSFR
CoreFundingRatio
FundingSustainability subcategories FundingSustainabilityindicators
GlobalFundingReliance
BusinessModelAssessment&FundingPlansLinkswithILAAP:onglobalfunding
BUSINESSMODELASSESSMENTPROCESS
Preliminaryidentificationofmaterialbusinessareas
(mainlybasedoninformationprovidedbyentityitself)
1
Automatedratingfocusingon:
• Profitability• Efficiency• Sustainability
2Supervisoryassessment:
• Shortterm(12months)• Mediumterm(3years)• Longterm
3
BUSINESSMODELASSESSMENT
Business model viability:
The institution’s ability to generate an acceptable return overthenext 12 months.
Business model sustainability:
Ability to generate an acceptable return over 3 years and over afull business/ economic cycle.
STEPROFITABILITY
MainlyusedtoassesstheProfitability FUNDINGPLANS
Mainlyusedtoassesstheefficiencyandsustainabilityofthebusiness
model
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RegulatoryContext
SREPProcessOverview
OverviewofProspectiveRegulatoryReportings
BusinessModelAssessment&FundingStrategy
KeyTakeaways
AGENDA
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KeyTakeaways
ProspectivereportinghavebecomeanimportantissuefortheRegulatortoassessthebusinessmodelofbanks
AbilitytoproduceconsolidatedprospectivereportingonaFINREPtaxonomyhasbecomeamusthaveforthebanks
Banksneed toenhancetheirbudgetingcapabilitiesonaprudentialperimeter
ALMdepartment,ManagementControldepartmentandAccountingdepartmentshouldimprovetheircollaborationonprudentialissues
Masteringtheproductionoftheprospective regulatoryreportingenhance thebankscapacitytomonitoreffectivelytheiractivitiesandtheirSREPscore
ThroughILAAP,fundingstrategyhasbecomeakeycomponentoftheBusinessModelAssessment