III. EBA Guidelines on the IRC ......................................................................................... 7 Title I -Subject matter, Scope and Definitions ..................................................................... 9

1. Subject matter ............................................................................................ 9 2. Scope and level of application ....................................................................... 9 3. Definitions .................................................................................................. 9 Title II - Requirements regarding institutions‟ IRC modelling ........................................ 9

A. Scope of Application ........................................................................................................................ 9 4. Positions subject to calculation of the IRC ....................................................... 9 5. Positions not subject to calculation of IRC ..................................................... 10 6. Positions in equity and equity derivatives ...................................................... 11 7. Positions in the institution‟s own debt .......................................................... 11 8. Permanent partial use ................................................................................ 12 B. Individual Modelling ...................................................................................................................... 12 9. Soundness standard comparable to IRB ....................................................... 12 10. Qualitative criteria ................................................................................... 12 11. Source of ratings ..................................................................................... 12 12. Source of PDs and LGDs ........................................................................... 13 C. Interdependence .............................................................................................................................. 13 13. Correlations between default and migration events ...................................... 13 14. Copula assumptions ................................................................................. 14 15. Systemic risk factors ................................................................................ 14 16. Portfolio concentration ............................................................................. 14 17. Migration matrices ................................................................................... 15 18. Constant level of risk assumption over the one-year capital horizon ............... 15 19. Hedging ................................................................................................. 16 D. P&L valuation .................................................................................................................................... 17 20. Impact of rating change on market prices ................................................... 17 21. Computation of P&L ................................................................................. 18 E. Liquidity horizon .............................................................................................................................. 18 22. The level at which to define liquidity horizons .............................................. 18 23. Key criteriafor determining the relevant liquidity horizon .............................. 19 24. Monitoring liquidity horizons - key indicators of the need for review ............... 20 F. General matters ................................................................................................................................ 20 25. Validation ............................................................................................... 20 26. Use Test ................................................................................................. 21 27. Documentation ........................................................................................ 21 28. IRC approaches based on different parameters ............................................ 22 29. Frequency of calculation ........................................................................... 22 Title III-Final Provisions and Implementation .................................................................... 23

30. Date of application ................................................................................... 23

8 Title I - Subject matter, Scope and Definitions

1. Pregled

Naslov	Regulativa
1. Subject matter	These guidelines aim at achieving a common understanding among the competent authorities across the EU on IRC modelling in order to contribute to a level playing field in line with Annex V of Directive 2006/49/EC, as amended by Directive 2010/76/EU.
2. Institutional scope and level of application	2. Institutional scope and level of application
A. Material scope of application	A. Material scope of application
4. Positions subject to calculation of the IRC	4. Positions subject to calculation of the IRC
5. Positions not subject to calculation of the IRC	The following items should be excluded from the calculation of the IRC: a. securitisations; b. n-th-to-default credit derivatives; and 10 c. positions subject to the specific interest rate risk charge and different from securitisations or n-th-to-default credit derivatives if they are positions of the correlation trading portfolio (CTP).
6. Positions in equity and equity derivatives	6. Positions in equity and equity derivatives
7. Positions in the institution’s own debt	7. Positions in the institution’s own debt
8. Permanent partial use	8. Permanent partial use
B. Individual Modelling	B. Individual Modelling
9. Soundness standard comparable to IRB	Unless otherwise specified in these guidelines, the soundness standard comparable to IRB applicable to IRC is: a capital horizon of 1 year and a confidence interval of 99.9 %.
10. Qualitative criteria	All aspects of the IRC approach applied should be thoroughly documented. This includes documentation of any analysis undertaken to motivate assumptions, estimation techniques, proxies, or simplifications. Any such decisions should be justified at the request of the competent authority.
11. Source of ratings	11. Source of ratings
12. Source of PDs and LGDs	12. Source of PDs and LGDs
C. Interdependence	C. Interdependence
13. Correlations between default and migration events	Institutions‟ IRC models should include the impact of correlations between default or migration events in a way that is consistent with their purpose, which is to capture credit risk correlations between different issuers. The assumptions on which their estimation is based should be consistent with the assumptions used in the simulation. The methodology should be documented and duly justified. The approach should be adequate and conservative enough to capture the interdependence between the risk drivers of credit risk events such as defaults and migrations. This would include, for example, the obligation that, if institutions choose to estimate their correlation parameters from the prices of traded securities, the estimates should be updated frequently. 13
14. Copula assumptions	For the purposes of describing its assumptions on the interdependence between risk factors, an institution may select possible copula candidates according to its ability to explain default or migration clusters for historical tail events. The choice of a particular copula should be justified and documented.
15. Systemic risk factors	15. Systemic risk factors
16. Portfolio concentration	16. Portfolio concentration
17. Migration matrices	17. Migration matrices
18. Constant level of risk assumption over the one-year capital horizon	18. Constant level of risk assumption over the one-year capital horizon
19. Hedging	19. Hedging
D. P&L valuation	D. P&L valuation
20. Impact of rating change on market prices	20. Impact of rating change on market prices
21. Computation of P&L	The valuation parameters for all rating categories should be estimated in a methodologically consistent way. Since the IRC is a capital requirement for market risks, the valuation of positions under the IRC should be based on currently observable market data. Market data used to evaluate the positions to which the shocks generated by the rating migration are applied should be the latest available market data at the time of computation of the IRC.
E. Liquidity horizon	E. Liquidity horizon
22. The level at which to define liquidity horizons	22. The level at which to define liquidity horizons
23. Key criteria for determining the relevant liquidity horizon	23. Key criteria for determining the relevant liquidity horizon
24. Monitoring liquidity horizons - key indicators of the need for review	24. Monitoring liquidity horizons - key indicators of the need for review
F. General matters	F. General matters
25. Validation	25. Validation
26. Use Test	26. Use Test
27. Documentation	27. Documentation
28. IRC approaches based on different parameters	28. IRC approaches based on different parameters
29. Frequency of calculation	29. Frequency of calculation
30. Date of application	Competent authorities should implement these Guidelines by incorporating them within their supervisory procedures within six months after publication of the final guidelines. Thereafter, competent authorities should ensure that institutions comply with them effectively. 23

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