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Standardised approach to credit risk - summary

  • Issued:01 December 2018
  • Last revised:01 February 2019

  • Standardised approach to credit risk - summaryStandardised approach to credit risk - summary

1 Overview

General points

1.1   The validation and verification checks performed on submission are set out herein.

1.2   Excel data validation in the template is limited as follows:

1.2.1   For monetary amounts, cells have been restricted so that only integers in the range -1,000,000,000 to +1,000,000,000 can be entered, unless otherwise noted. As the unit is £1,000, this means that values of +/- £1 trillion are permitted.

1.2.2   Excel only checks validation on direct input and/or if manually requested so it should not be considered to be a failsafe – JIBs should check their data and the JFSC will check the data on submission.

1.2.3   Submission of the template to the JFSC will prompt the checks to run. If all checks re passed, the submission will be accepted, this fact communicated to the JIB together with a list of any warnings.

1.3   In the tables below, both the item (in bold) and the Excel Location (Sheet and Cell reference) are provided.

1.4   When a test is failed, the message received will be as described herein.

1.5   The ‘Check’ is a unique identifier for each test, provided within the message to enable the recipient to match the error message to this guidance.

2 Data input validation

Validation of cells where data entry expected or that should be left blank

2.1   The table in this Section outlines the tests performed on cells where data entry is expected or that should be left blank (and are locked in the Excel workbook). Calculated fields are addressed in Section 3.

Check

Sheet

Item

Column

Cell Ref

Validation Message

1

3.9 SAC Summary

P

RWAs

D15

Must be blank

3 Calculation checks

Validation of cells where there is a calculation

3.1   The tables in this Section outline the tests performed on cells where the Excel workbook contains calculations.

Check

Sheet

Item

Column

Cell Ref

Excel

2

3.9 SAC Summary

A

Amount

C3

=’3.1 SAC BS’!C10

3

3.9 SAC Summary

A

RWAs

D3

=’3.1 SAC BS’!E10

4

3.9 SAC Summary

B

Amount

C4

=’3.1 SAC BS’!C17

5

3.9 SAC Summary

B

RWAs

D4

=’3.1 SAC BS’!E17

6

3.9 SAC Summary

C

Amount

C5

=’3.1 SAC BS’!C22

7

3.9 SAC Summary

C

RWAs

D5

=’3.1 SAC BS’!E22

8

3.9 SAC Summary

D

Amount

C6

=’3.1 SAC BS’!C41

9

3.9 SAC Summary

D

RWAs

D6

=’3.1 SAC BS’!E41

10

3.9 SAC Summary

E

Amount

C7

=’3.1 SAC BS’!C46

11

3.9 SAC Summary

E

RWAs

D7

=’3.1 SAC BS’!E46

12

3.9 SAC Summary

F

Amount

C8

=’3.1 SAC BS’!C52

13[i]

3.9 SAC Summary

F

RWAs

D8

=’3.1 SAC BS’!E52

14

3.9 SAC Summary

G

Amount

C9

=’3.1 SAC BS’!C55

15

3.9 SAC Summary

G

RWAs

D9

=’3.1 SAC BS’!E55

16

3.9 SAC Summary

H

Amount

C10

=’3.1 SAC BS’!C60

17

3.9 SAC Summary

H

RWAs

D10

=’3.1 SAC BS’!E60

18

3.9 SAC Summary

J

Amount

C11

=’3.1 SAC BS’!C71

19

3.9 SAC Summary

J

RWAs

D11

=’3.1 SAC BS’!E71

20

3.9 SAC Summary

L

Amount

C12

=’3.1 SAC BS’!C82

21

3.9 SAC Summary

L

RWAs

D12

=’3.1 SAC BS’!E82

22

3.9 SAC Summary

M

Amount

C13

=SUM(‘3.2 SAC OBS’!C3:C13)

23

3.9 SAC Summary

M

RWAs

D13

=SUM(‘3.2 SAC OBS’!N3:N12)

24

3.9 SAC Summary

N

Amount

C14

=’3.3 OTC - Interest Rates’!C3+’3.4 OTC - FX & Gold’!C3+’3.5 OTC - Equities’!C3+’3.6 OTC - Precious Metals’!C3+’3.7 OTC - Commodities’!C3

25

3.9 SAC Summary

N

RWAs

D14

=’3.3 OTC - Interest Rates’!H3+’3.4 OTC - FX & Gold’!H3+’3.5 OTC - Equities’!H3 + ’3.6 OTC - Precious Metals’!H3+’3.7 OTC - Commodities’!H3

26

3.9 SAC Summary

P

Amount

C15

=’3.8 SAC Netted Exposures’!C3

27

3.9 SAC Summary

Q

Amount

C16

=SUM(C3:C15)

28

3.9 SAC Summary

Q

RWAs

D16

=SUM(D3:D14)

 

[i] ‘Excel’ column revised February 2019, to correctly reflect the formula in the Prudential Return template

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