225. Credit institutions should demonstrate via sound back-testing that the assumptions used when …

Credit institutions should demonstrate via sound back-testing that the assumptions used when assessing the recoverable amount were reasonable and grounded in observed experience. In this context, credit institutions should regularly back-test their valuation history (last valuation before the exposure was classified as non-performing) against their sales history (net sales price of collateral). Depending on the size and business model of the credit institution, it should differentiate by collateral type, valuation model/approach, type of sale (voluntary/forced) and region for its back-testing process. The back-testing results should be used to determine haircuts on collateral valuations supporting exposures remaining on the balance sheet.

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