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  2. Interactive Single Rulebook
  3. Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR)
  4. PART TWO
  5. TITLE I
  6. CHAPTER 3
  7. Section 1
  8. Article 52

Article 52

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Additional Tier 1 instruments
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  • 2013_21 Deferral of Tier 2 coupons
  • 2013_40 Treatment of non-step Tier 1 hybrids post grandfathering
  • 2013_50 Capital instruments that were issued with an incentive to redeem but no longer contain one
  • 2013_542 Grandfathering of own funds
  • 2014_903 Capital eligibility in relation to intragroup guarantees - interpretation of "seniority"
  • 2016_2848 Taps on callable instruments
  • 2017_3587 Subsidiary repurchasing AT1 or Tier 2 instruments before five years from the date of issuance
  • 2019_4949 Grandfathering according to Articles 494a and 494b of the CRR
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  • 2013_385 Application of Article 52 of Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (CRR) at consolidated level
  • 2013_54 Treatment of Upper Tier 2 instruments under CRR
  • 2018_4417 Reclassification of own funds instruments from a grandfathered category to a fully eligible category and purpose of grandfathering provisions
  • 2020_5146 Absence of waiver of set-off
  • 2020_5147 Continuous call option in AT1 instruments
  • 2022_6436 Application of Articles 52 and 54 of Regulation No. 575/2013 (CRR) at consolidated level

Draft Regulatory Technical Standards

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  • Regulatory Technical Standards on Own Funds

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