Population rules for cover pool derivative positions (c080, c210)
Columns 080 and 210 of template F 35.00 of Annex XVI to Regulation (EU) No 680/2014 (ITS on Supervisory Reporting) single out derivative positions in case of statutory covered bond regimes allowing for inclusion of such positions with positive market values in cover pools (c210) and correspondingly extending the covered bond regime's protective measures to counterparties of such derivatives with – from the covered bond issuer's perspective – negative market values in that coverage of such contingent liabilities is required by the statutory covered bond regime (c080). The template further levels off of the assumption that in such cases, nominal values would not be used by a relevant statutory covered bond regime as a meaningful dimension for assessing adequate coverage (negativemarket value derivatives / c080) or contribution to coverage (positive market value derivatives / c210), but that market value be used instead (cf. Annex XVII, chapter, 5.2.2, instructions on r020). Consequently, c080 and c210 are to be left blank for reported covered bonds (z-axis) where such an inclusion / extension of protective measures as per the relevant statutory covered bond regime does not apply. Where such an inclusion / extension of protective measures as per the relevant statutory covered bond regime applies, but the reported covered bond's (z-axis) cover pool as per the reporting date does not include derivative positions or where these as of the reporting date have a zero market value, a value of zero is to be reported.

For the avoidance of doubt, if a relevant statutory covered bond regime allows for inclusion of derivative positions in cover pools (in that positive market values would contribute to coverage) and consequently extends its protective measures to these cover pool derivatives' counterparties (in that negative market values contribute to liabilities to be
covered), the derivative positions should solely be reported in c080 and c210 (but not be included in c020 to c070, and c150 to c200, respectively). Further, the caption of c080 and
c210 of ‘...net [negative/positive]market value’ is to be read in conjunction with the respective relevant statutory covered bond regime: if the relevant statutory covered bond
regime does not allow for the netting of multiple cover pool derivatives with the same counterparty, then this shall be reflected in that gross cover pool derivatives with negative
market values would supply c080, and those with positive market valuewould supply c210.

Population rules for asset-specific values (r030) in c150, c220-c250

In c150 of template F 35.00, the asset-specific value (r030) of the cover pool (excluding cover pool derivatives with a (net) positive market value which, in accordance with the guidance above, are to be reported solely in c210) is to be reported according to the following rules:
- for covered bonds (z-axis) where the relevant statutory covered bond regime requires coverage (also) on the basis of an asset-specific value of the cover assets (e.g. an
IFRS 13 or local GAAP fair value, or market value, or a present value determined on the basis of an interest rate curve adjusted for the current level of risk incurred by an
individual cover asset), the value determined in accordance with the corresponding relevant statutory covered bond regime's coverage principle is to be reported,
- otherwise, the asset-specific value, determined along the principles provided for in Annex XVII, chapter 5.2.2, instructions on r030 and this guidance, of the cover pool is
to be reported.

To the extent statutory covered bond regimes are meant to ensure timeliness of payment to covered bond holders (whether outright, or contingent in case of mandatory or
discretionary extension), the cover pool, depending on the stringency of asset-liability mismatch treatment / liquidity stress testing, may be exposed to market price risk of cover
assets if the cover pool administrator had to refer to sale of cover assets to fund liquidity needs. Even if not necessary to monitor compliance with relevant statutory covered bond
regimes' requirements, the information of the coverage on the basis of the cover asset's ‘asset-specific value’ (that, for the avoidance of doubt, has to be assessed for all cover
assets regardless of their individual tradability; in the extreme, the asset-specific value is to be determined by discounting future cash flows by a interest rate curve reflecting the
appropriate rate-of-return for the current level of risk, cf. IFRS 13, B.18) is of high importance for covered bond special public supervisors, both in their own right, as well as
in light of upcoming supervisory resolution powers (cf. Article 44 (2) third sub-paragraph of Directive 2014/59/EU (BRRD)).

In c220 to c250 of F 35.00, an amount by which the asset-specific value (r030) of the cover pool (c150) exceeds a threshold amount (determined to capture mainly the same
notion of exit price-like value that the asset-specific value captures) provided by either the statutory covered bond regime or at least one (of up to three) relevant credit rating
agencies, is to be reported only, if such threshold is relevant for the covered bond reported (i.e. if neither the statutory covered bond regime's coverage principle, nor the
rating agencies' methodologies refers to a minimum coverage based on a concept of ‘value’ similar to the ‘asset-specific value’, then no asset-specific value excess amount is
to be reported in c220 to c250, but the asset-specific value of the entire cover pool is still to be reported in c150).