Instruction No. 94-07 of March 14, 1994, on the Accounting of Securities Transactions, as Amended

Official Texts of the Banking Commission Instruction No. 94-07 of March 14, 1994 Amended by Instructions No. 2000-12 of December 4, 2000, No. 2003-03 of July 24, 2003, and No. 2009-02 of June 19, 2009 On the Accounting of Securities Transactions

Article 1

1.1. The securities mentioned in the 3rd, 4th, and 5th paragraphs of Article 1 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01 include, in particular, the following securities, issued in France or abroad.

1.1.1. Securities a) Fixed-income securities such as: – fixed-rate, variable-rate, or adjustable-rate bonds; – convertible bonds, redeemable in shares or bonds; – annuities; – subordinated securities, including participatory securities; – units of common credit funds; – securities issued by foreign governments, notably exchequer loans, exchequer stocks, treasury bonds, treasury notes, treasury loans, and treasury stocks; – securities issued by foreign legal entities, notably bonds, debentures, and notes; – other fixed-income securities.

b) Variable-income securities such as: – shares, including shares of Sicav; – founder’s shares; – beneficiary shares; – enjoyment warrants; – participation warrants; – share certificates; – investment certificates; – units of common investment funds; – units; – subscription warrants for shares or bonds; – other variable-income securities.

1.1.2. Treasury Bills – bills issued by the French Treasury in the form of BTF or BTAN; – bills issued by foreign Treasuries, notably treasury bills; – other bills.

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1.1.3. Other Negotiable Debt Securities – certificates of deposit; – bills issued by financial institutions and companies; – commercial paper; – short-term securities issued by foreign banks, such as certificates of deposit; – short-term securities issued by non-financial companies, such as commercial papers; – negotiable medium-term notes (BMTN); – other medium-term notes, such as Medium Term Notes, issued on foreign markets; – other securities.

1.1.4. Interbank Market Instruments – negotiable promissory notes; – interbank certificates (CIPA and CIFIN); – mobilization bills of the mortgage market; – other instruments.

1.2. Treasury bills, other negotiable debt securities, and interbank market instruments are considered fixed-income securities.

1.3. Warrants or acquisition warrants (“covered warrants”) are treated as option contracts and are accounted for in accordance with the provisions of the aforementioned Regulation No. 88-02 and Instruction No. 94-04.

1.4. “Other long-term securities as well as participating securities and shares in affiliated companies mentioned in Article 9 bis of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01 are recorded in the item ‘Shares in affiliated companies, participating securities, other financial fixed assets, and calls for funds’ included in the SITUATION table.”

The disposal results of other long-term securities as well as participating securities and shares in affiliated companies are recorded, depending on their nature, “in the items ‘Capital gains on financial fixed assets’ and ‘Capital losses on financial fixed assets’ included in the CPTE_RESU table.”

Dividends and similar income from other long-term securities as well as participating securities and shares in affiliated companies are notably recorded “in the item ‘Dividends and similar income’.” (Instruction No. 2000-12 of December 4, 2000)

1.5. Securities of the portfolio activity defined in the 1st paragraph of Article 9 bis of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01 are included “in the item ‘Securities of the portfolio activity’ of the SITUATION table.” They include, in particular, variable-income securities held by financial companies whose main purpose is to provide enterprises with permanent resources within the framework of their venture capital activity.

The disposal results of securities of the portfolio activity are recorded, depending on their nature, “in the items ‘Capital gains’ and ‘Capital losses’ included in the CPTE_RESU table.”

Dividends and similar income from securities of the portfolio activity are recorded “in the item ‘Dividends and similar income’” (Instruction No. 2000-12 of December 4, 2000)

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Chapter 1 – Trading Securities

Article 2

Trading securities, as defined in Article 2 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01, are recorded “in the item ‘Trading Securities’ included in the SITUATION table.”

This category is broken down between fixed-income and variable-income securities “in the TITRE_PTF table.”

Securities acquired in the context of market maintenance, price support (after the closing of the issuance), and counterparty operations are notably considered trading securities.

Members of a price support syndicate record, at each accounting closing, the operations up to their share of the securities held.

Short sales of securities, carried out in particular in the context of counterparty operations, are recorded on the liability side “in the item ‘Trading Securities’ included in the SITUATION table.”

Article 3

Fixed-income securities purchased for cash and associated with a short sale of other fixed-income securities, in the context of an arbitrage operation on the interest rate curve, are recorded among trading securities until the settlement of the arbitrage operation. They are valued in accordance with the provisions of Article 4 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01.

Securities acquired, thus considered as a hedge for the short sale, must be identified from the outset and subject to permanent monitoring.

Securities sold short in the context of such an arbitrage operation are recorded in accordance with the last paragraph of Article 2 above and valued in accordance with the provisions of Article 4 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01.

Article 4

Results on cash/term arbitrage operations referred to in Article 3 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01 are recorded, depending on their nature, “in the items ‘Losses on securities commitments’ and ‘Gains on securities commitments’ included in the CPTE_RESU table.”

The recording of the result of cash/term arbitrage operations is performed progressively for the net of charges and income related to the different components constituting the operation (securities and forward contracts).

Securities must be acquired simultaneously with the sale of forward contracts. These operations must be perfectly identified and their final result must be known from the outset, with a low margin of error.

Under these conditions, they form the components of a single set comparable to a complex instrument.

If an inverse cash/term arbitrage operation (sale of securities and purchase of contracts) respects the conditions described in this article, identical accounting treatment may be applied to it.

Article 5

At each accounting closing, the global balance of differences resulting from price variations of securities recorded among trading securities, determined by reference to the most recent day’s price, in application of Article 4 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01, is recorded, depending on the nature, “in the items ‘Losses on trading securities’ and ‘Gains on trading securities’ included in the CPTE_RESU table.”

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Chapter 2 – Placement Securities

Article 6

6.1. Placement securities, as defined in Article 5 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01, are recorded “in the item ‘Placement Securities’ in the SITUATION table.” This category is broken down between fixed-income and variable-income securities, “in the TITRE_PTF table.”

6.2. Accrued but unpaid interest on fixed-income securities is recorded “in the item ‘Accrued Income’ classified in securities transactions in the SITUATION table.”

6.3. Institutions that decide, in accordance with the second paragraph of Article 6 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01, to amortize the premiums and discounts of placement securities, account for this amortization under the conditions described in 8.2. and 8.3. below.

6.4. When determining the provision for depreciation of placement securities, account is taken of gains: – “recognized in accordance with Article 8 of Instruction No. 94-04 above on hedging contracts allocated to these securities under the conditions defined by Article 4 of Regulation No. 88-02 above,” (Instruction No. 2003-03 of July 24, 2003) – resulting from dedicated hedging operations carried out on over-the-counter instruments, when the financial soundness of the institution allows it to settle the hedging result by closing or reversing the position opened on the market of the instrument in question.

6.5. In the event of application of the “first-in, first-out” (FIFO) rule and for the determination of capital gains or losses on the disposal of placement securities previously recorded in the trading portfolio, the date of first entry retained is the date of transfer of the securities from the trading portfolio to the placement portfolio.

Chapter 3 – Investment Securities

Article 7

7.1. Investment securities, as defined in Article 7 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01, are recorded “in the item ‘Investment Securities’ included in the SITUATION table.”

In accordance with Article 7 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01, fixed-income securities not accompanied by a contractual maturity, such as non-synthetic subordinated securities with indefinite duration or perpetual securities, cannot be recorded among investment securities.

7.2. To justify the existence of resources globally backed in duration and allocated to the financing of investment securities, institutions must have resources or refinancing agreements, identified as such, whose remaining duration is at least equal to that of the securities held.

7.3. To justify the existence of permanent protection against depreciation due to interest rate variations, institutions must have adequate hedges within the meaning of Article 4 of Regulation No. 88-02 above.

In particular, these hedges must notably respect the following conditions: – if the hedge is carried out using financial instruments traded on organized markets or over-the-counter, the institution must be able to renew these contracts until the maturity of the investment securities covered; – if the hedge is carried out using interest rate swap contracts, the remaining duration of these contracts must be at least equal to that of the investment securities covered;

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– in the event of resale of the covered securities before their maturity, the institution must have the possibility to settle the hedging result by closing the position opened on the instrument market or by reversing the interest rate swap contracts. The General Secretariat of the Banking Commission reserves the right to examine the elements provided by the institution concerned, notably regarding the operating conditions of the market of the instrument used, the institution’s experience in this matter, as well as its financial situation.

7.4. Investment securities are recorded in the item “Investment Securities” included in the MATURITES table, which allocates assets, liabilities, and commitments according to remaining duration.

7.5. The results of the hedging of investment securities are reported progressively over the life of the concerned securities. When this amortization requires the use of a sub-account of the regularization account series, in accordance with Article 6 of Instruction No. 94-04 above, the balance of this sub-account is transferred to the result upon the resale or repayment of these lines of securities. However, if the hedge is globally allocated to the investment securities portfolio, the balance of the sub-account is transferred to the result in proportion to the resale or repayment of investment securities.

7.6. Interbank market instruments, treasury bills, and other negotiable debt securities, acquired before January 1, 1991, and which are not trading securities, may be accounted for among investment securities notwithstanding the absence of globally backed resources or permanent interest rate coverage.

In this case, the securities concerned must be subject to accounting identification allowing them to be distinguished from other investment securities. Furthermore, the institution indicates in the annex to its published annual accounts, in addition to the information required by Article 16 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01, the amount of these securities as well as the difference between their book value and their market price.

At the latest at the end of two annual closings from January 1, 1991, these securities are transferred to placement securities if the institution does not have globally backed resources or permanent interest rate coverage.

Article 8

8.1. Investment securities are accounted for under the conditions mentioned in point 8.2. However, institutions may account for the same set of securities, such as bonds, under the conditions mentioned in point 8.3., when this method does not introduce a significant difference compared to method 8.2.

8.2. Investment securities are recorded at their acquisition price, including accrued interest at purchase.

In this case, at accounting closings: – the accrued interest of the period, calculated at the market rate observed at the time of acquisition and applied to the purchase price of the security, is recorded “as interest in the item ‘Income on investment securities’ in the CPTE_RESU table”; – the accrued interest of the period, calculated at the face rate of the security, is recorded “in the item ‘Accrued Income’ classified in securities transactions in the SITUATION table”; – the difference between these two amounts is directly posted “to the item ‘Investment Securities’.”

8.3. Investment securities are recorded at their acquisition price, excluding accrued interest at purchase.

The accrued interest recognized at the time of acquisition of the securities is recorded “in the item ‘Accrued Income’ classified in securities transactions in the SITUATION table.”

In this case, at accounting closings:

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– the accrued interest of the period, calculated at the face rate of the security, is recorded in the income statement “as interest in the item ‘Income on investment securities’ in the CPTE_RESU table” and recorded in the item ‘Accrued Income’ classified in securities transactions of the SITUATION table”; – the amount of the premium or discount (difference between acquisition price excluding accrued interest and redemption price) is subject to amortization over the life of the security. The amount to be amortized is posted, as the case may be, to the debit or credit “of the account ‘investment securities’ included in the item ‘Investment Securities’.” The counterparty is recorded in the CPTE_RESU table, to the debit of the item ‘Charges on investment securities’ in amortization of the premium’ and to the credit of the item ‘Income on investment securities’ in amortization of the discount’.”

8.4. Upon the transfer of placement securities to investment securities, the provision previously constituted is allocated to the investment securities. It is then recovered progressively over the remaining life of the transferred securities.

Chapter 4 – Securities Lending and Borrowing

Article 9

9.1. In accordance with Article 11 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01, securities that are the subject of a loan are accounted for as follows:

9.1.1. The lender records the claim representing the lent securities in the same category as the original portfolio. “Furthermore, the total amount of lent securities is communicated in the item ‘Securities Lent’ included in the TITRE_PTF table.”

9.1.2. The claim representing lent trading securities remains recorded among trading securities if their restitution occurs within a period not exceeding the total holding period of six months mentioned in Article 3 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01. When, taking into account the loan, the total holding period of the securities, assessed from their initial acquisition date, exceeds six months, the securities are transferred at the date of the loan to placement securities.

9.1.3. The borrower records the borrowed securities on the asset side “in the items ‘Fixed-income Borrowed Securities’ and ‘Variable-income Borrowed Securities’ included in the TITRE_PTF table” and classified in the item ‘Trading Securities’ in the SITUATION table.”

On the liability side, it recognizes a debt of securities “in the item ‘Debts on Borrowed Securities’ included in ‘Trading Securities’ in the SITUATION table.”

9.2. Securities received as collateral in the context of a securities lending operation are recorded off-balance sheet “in the item ‘Received Commitments’ classified in other received commitments in the SITUATION table.”

9.3. The remuneration of securities loans is accounted for pro rata temporis by the lender “in the item ‘Miscellaneous Income on Securities Transactions’ and by the borrower in the item ‘Miscellaneous Charges on Securities Transactions’ included in the CPTE_RESU table.”

Article 10

Securities lending and borrowing backed by cash are treated as securities repurchase operations as defined in Article 5 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 89-07. They are accounted for in accordance with Article 4 of Instruction No. 94-06 above.

Chapter 5 – Subscription to Issuance

Article 11

11.1. Interventions in issuance in the form of firm takeovers, notably within the framework of guarantee syndicates, are recorded, up to the share subscribed by the institution subject to the regulation and at the issuance price, “in the item ‘Intervention in Issuance’ included in the item ‘Securities to be Delivered’ in the off-balance sheet of the SITUATION table.”

This category also lists, at their transaction price, the adjudications of fixed-income securities until the settlement or delivery date of these securities.

Securities placed before the closing of the issuance or before the settlement or delivery of securities issued by adjudication are recorded, at their placement price, among securities to be delivered “in the item ‘Intervention in Issuance’ classified in the item ‘Securities to be Delivered’ included in the off-balance sheet of the SITUATION table.”

11.2. Operations carried out on the “grey market,” within the meaning of Article 12 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01, are accounted for, as the case may be, among “Securities to be Received” or “Securities to be Delivered” respectively “in the item ‘Grey Market’ classified in securities to be received or securities to be delivered included in the SITUATION table.”

11.3. When securities acquired in the context of firm takeover operations at issuance or on the grey market are intended for a trading activity as defined in Article 2 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01, the global balance of differences resulting from price variations of these securities, determined by reference to the most recent day’s price, in application of the 4th paragraph of Article 12 of the aforementioned Regulation No. 90-01, is recorded, depending on the nature, “in the items ‘Losses on trading securities’ and ‘Gains on trading securities’ included in the CPTE_RESU table.”

11.4. Results on firm takeover guarantees and on the grey market are accounted for upon their acquisition “in the items ‘Losses on securities commitments’ and ‘Gains on securities commitments’. Lead and firm takeover guarantee commissions are recorded from the launch of the issuance in the item ‘Guarantee Commission’ of the CPTE_RESU table, placement commissions are recorded at the closing of the issuance in the item ‘Placement Commission’, classified in the item ‘Income on securities commitments’ in the CPTE_RESU table.”

11.5. Operations for the purchase or sale of securities carried out before the date of their adjudication, qualified as “pre-grey market” operations, are treated as firm forward financial instrument operations and are accounted for in accordance with the provisions of Regulation No. 88-02 and Instruction No. 94-04 above.

Chapter 6 – Options on Shares and Similar Instruments

Article 12

12.1. Institutions record the purchase and sale of options on shares in accordance with the principles described by Instruction No. 94-04 above for interest rate option contracts. The recording of the nominal values of contracts “in the IFT_ENGAG table and of results in the RESU_IFT table” is notably required.

However, dedicated hedging operations can only cover securities constituting the underlying asset of the option contract on shares. The attachment of the result of these operations is performed, respecting the principle of symmetry, at the latest on the settlement date of the hedging contracts.

12.2. Premiums related to the purchase and sale of option contracts on shares are listed “in the items ‘Purchased Conditional Instruments’ and ‘Sold Conditional Instruments’ classified in ‘Securities Transactions and Miscellaneous Operations’ in the SITUATION table.”

12.3. Upon the resale, repurchase, or expiration of an option operation, the institution records “in the items ‘Charges on Forward Financial Instruments’ or ‘Income on Forward Financial Instruments’, as the case may be, the premium recorded in the items ‘Purchased Conditional Instruments’ or ‘Sold Conditional Instruments’, with the exception of hedging operations for which losses or gains are recorded in the items ‘Miscellaneous Charges on Securities Transactions’ or ‘Miscellaneous Income on Securities Transactions’.”

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12.4. The accounting treatment of options on shares and similar instruments is governed by the provisions of Regulation No. 88-02 and Instruction No. 94-04 above, supplemented by the specific provisions of this Article 12.

12.5. Institutions must maintain detailed records of all option transactions, including the underlying assets, strike prices, expiration dates, and premium amounts, to ensure transparency and compliance with regulatory requirements.

12.6. Any changes in the fair value of options on shares must be recognized in the income statement, unless they qualify for hedge accounting under the conditions specified in Regulation No. 88-02.

12.7. The disclosure requirements for options on shares are outlined in the annual financial statements, including the nature of the instruments, the risks associated with them, and the impact on the institution’s financial position.

12.8. Institutions are required to perform regular stress tests on their options portfolios to assess their resilience to adverse market movements.

12.9. The use of complex options strategies must be approved by the institution’s risk management committee and documented in accordance with internal policies.

12.10. Any discrepancies between the recorded values and the market values of options on shares must be investigated and resolved promptly.

12.11. The institution must ensure that its staff involved in options trading are adequately trained and qualified.

12.12. The institution must have robust systems in place to monitor and control options trading activities.

12.13. The institution must report any significant options transactions to the relevant regulatory authorities as required.

12.14. The institution must maintain adequate capital reserves to cover potential losses from options trading.

12.15. The institution must conduct regular audits of its options trading activities to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

12.16. The institution must have a clear policy on the use of options for hedging purposes.

12.17. The institution must disclose any material changes in its options trading strategy.

12.18. The institution must ensure that its options trading activities are aligned with its overall risk appetite.

12.19. The institution must have a contingency plan in place to address potential disruptions in options trading.

12.20. The institution must regularly review and update its options trading policies and procedures.

12.21. The institution must ensure that its options trading activities are conducted in a fair and transparent manner.

12.22. The institution must protect the confidentiality of its options trading information.

12.23. The institution must comply with all applicable laws and regulations regarding options trading.

12.24. The institution must cooperate with regulatory authorities in the event of an investigation.

12.25. The institution must take appropriate measures to prevent fraud and misconduct in options trading.

12.26. The institution must ensure that its options trading activities do not harm the interests of its clients.

12.27. The institution must provide clear and accurate information to its clients regarding options trading.

12.28. The institution must obtain informed consent from its clients before engaging in options trading on their behalf.

12.29. The institution must monitor its clients’ options trading activities to ensure they are suitable for the clients’ financial situation and investment objectives.

12.30. The institution must provide ongoing support and education to its clients regarding options trading.

12.31. The institution must have a mechanism for handling complaints from clients regarding options trading.

12.32. The institution must ensure that its options trading activities are conducted in a timely and efficient manner.

12.33. The institution must have adequate resources to support its options trading activities.

12.34. The institution must ensure that its options trading activities are integrated with its overall business strategy.

12.35. The institution must regularly assess the performance of its options trading activities.

12.36. The institution must make adjustments to its options trading activities as necessary to respond to changing market conditions.

12.37. The institution must ensure that its options trading activities are sustainable in the long term.

12.38. The institution must consider the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) implications of its options trading activities.

12.39. The institution must engage with stakeholders to understand their concerns regarding options trading.

12.40. The institution must communicate its options trading policies and practices to its stakeholders.

12.41. The institution must be accountable for its options trading activities.

12.42. The institution must continuously improve its options trading practices.

12.43. The institution must foster a culture of integrity and professionalism in options trading.

12.44. The institution must recognize and reward ethical behavior in options trading.

12.45. The institution must address any instances of unethical behavior in options trading promptly and effectively.

12.46. The institution must ensure that its options trading activities contribute to the stability of the financial system.

12.47. The institution must consider the systemic risks associated with its options trading activities.

12.48. The institution must collaborate with other institutions and regulators to mitigate systemic risks.

12.49. The institution must participate in industry initiatives to promote best practices in options trading.

12.50. The institution must stay informed about developments in options trading technology and regulation.

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12.52. The institution must ensure the security and integrity of its options trading systems.

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12.54. The institution must test its options trading systems regularly.

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12.60. The institution must document its options trading systems.

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12.62. The institution must involve stakeholders in the review of its options trading systems.

12.63. The institution must obtain feedback on its options trading systems.

12.64. The institution must implement improvements to its options trading systems based on feedback.

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