How to create combinations for collateral swaps with underlying collateral baskets for a special case where no asset left for one leg? Please see more details with the example.
In Q&A 3313, you answered how to define combinations for one example of collateral swap.
What is the expected result if we adjust the example as follows:
We seek your clarification on the expected final combinations and final inflow/outflows in this special case, where there is no level 2B left on the borrowed leg at the end.
What should we do with the excess level 1 lent (120K)?
The instructions mention to classify the excess into the ‘most liquid combination’. What’s the ‘most liquid combination’ within this example: "level 1 lent vs level 2B Residential borrowed’’ or ‘other level 2B lent vs level 2B Residential borrowed’?
With reference to Q&A 3313 in the context of swap transactions of collateral baskets or pools that are maturing within 30 calendar days, institutions have to assign individually non-cash assets lent to non-cash assets borrowed according to categories as defined in Title II, Chapter 2 of Regulation (EU) 2015/61 (LCR DA) starting from the least liquid combination.
Accordingly, any excess collateral (as to market value) within one combination is moved to the higher category, so that up to the most liquid combination, the relevant combinations are fully matched. Any overall excess collateral is then captured in the most liquid combination.
As regards the example above the assignment would be as following (market value in brackets):
In case of excess collateral of one leg of the transaction provided all other collateral are matched, this excess collateral should be mapped to the category Non-liquid assets.
In the example, the excess Level 1 EHQ CB lent would be reported in template C 75.00 of Annex XXIV to Regulation (EU) 2021/451 (ITS on Supervisory reporting), column 0010, row 0340 (if the counterparty is a central bank) or row 1700 (if the counterparty is non-central bank) with its market value. For the notional Non-liquid assets no market value would be reported.
For each combination, the net liquidity outflow or inflow will be calculated as:
Cash inflow of 112 = 120 * (0,93-0)