COREP Own funds and own funds requirements
Additional reporting requirements in relation to CRR3/CRD6 in COREP covering reporting in scope of operational risk own funds requirements.
Reporting modules by name
COREP Own funds and own funds requirements
Minor changes to COREP templates reported
2.2 Annex II - Part II - Capital adequacy - Clean.docx - EN
2.3 Annex II - Part II - Group solvency - Clean.docx - EN
2.4 Annex II - Part II - Credit risk SA - Clean.docx - EN
2.5 Annex II - Part II - Credit risk IRB - Clean.docx - EN
2.6 Annex II - Part II - Credit risk Geographical Breakdown - Clean.docx - EN
2.7 Annex II - Part II - Credit risk IRB Output Floor - Clean.docx - EN
2.8 Annex II - Part II - Credit risk Equity Exposures under IRB - Clean.docx - EN
2.10 Annex II - Part II - Securitisations - Clean.docx - EN
2.11 Annex II - Part II - Counterparty credit risk - Clean.docx - EN
2.12 Annex II - Part II - Operational risk - Clean.docx - EN
2.13 Annex II - Part II - Credit Valuation Adjustment risk - Clean.docx - EN
2.14 Annex II - Part II - Market risk - Clean.docx - EN
2.16 Annex II - Part II - Exposures to General governments - Clean.docx - EN
2.17 Annex II - Part II - NPE Loss Coverage - Clean.docx - EN
2.18 Annex II - Part II - Boundary and thresholds - Clean.docx - EN
2.19 Annex II - Part II - Exposures to Crypto Assets - Clean.docx - EN
6 Reporting on IP Losses -2024-Version 1 (referred to as Annex VI in the instructions) - Clean.xlsx - EN
COREP Own funds and own funds requirements
Changes to Own Funds reporting in response to RTS on software, to Securitisations reporting to align with the Capital Market Recovery Package (CMRP) in response to the COVID-19 crisis and other technical amendments (ITS and technical package)
COREP Own funds and own funds requirements
Changes in the regulatory framework related to CRR2 and the Backstop Regulation and with the evolving needs for Supervisory Authorities' risk assessments. The changes affect different areas of reporting, including own funds, credit risk, counterparty credit risk, large exposures, leverage ratio, net stable funding ratio, FINREP and G-SII indicators.