2012-01-01
The National Bank of Slovakia issued Decree No 4/2012 to amend Decree No 11/2010 regarding the valuation of positions recorded in the banking book. The regulation establishes specific minimum probability of default levels and expected loss percentage coefficients for various receivable categories, including corporate, retail, and real estate-secured loans. These updated valuation parameters, particularly for receivables overdue by more than 90 days, are designed to standardize risk assessment methodologies for Slovak banks.
1 4 DECREE of the National Bank of Slovakia of 24 January 2012 amending Decree of the National Bank of Slovakia No 11/2010 stipulating methods of valuing positions recorded in the banking book and details of the valuation of positions recorded in the banking book including the frequency of such valuations In accordance with Article 39(15)(h) of Act No 483/2001 Coll. on banks and on amendments to certain laws, as amended, the National Bank of Slovakia stipulates as follows: Article 1 Decree of the National Bank of Slovakia No 11/2010 of 8 June 2010 stipulating methods of valuing positions recorded in the banking book and details of the valuation of positions recorded in the banking book including the frequency of such valuations (Notification No 278/2010 Coll.) shall be amended as follows:
2 9. In Article 3, point (d) shall be added to paragraph (3) that shall read: “(d) a retail receivable not secured by residential real estate that is more than 90 days overdue is determined at a minimum level of 75%.”. 10. In Article 3, paragraph (5) shall read: “(5) For the purposes of determining the percentage coefficient of the expected loss, instead of using the procedure in accordance with paragraphs 1 to 4, the bank may assign to each individual item of the bank’s assets the percentage coefficient of the expected loss which equals to the value (a) of 1% for receivables or conditioned receivables secured by residential real estate that are less than 90 days overdue; (b) of 3% for retail receivables or conditioned retail receivables that are less than 90 days overdue; (c) of 1.35% for receivables or conditioned receivables from corporates that are less than 90 days overdue; (d) of 35% for receivables or conditioned receivables secured by residential real estate that are more than 90 days overdue; (e) of 75% for retail receivables or conditioned retail receivables that are more than 90 days overdue; (f) of 45% for receivables overdue for more than 90 days that are not retail receivables or conditioned retail receivables, or that are not secured by residential real estate; (g) determined based on the method of risk-weight assignment to those items of the bank’s assets which are less than 90 days overdue and do not represent receivables or conditioned receivables under points (a) to (c), using a standardised approach for credit risk and values determined in paragraph 6.”. 11. In the introductory sentence of Article 3(6), the words “of paragraph 5” shall be replaced with the words “of paragraph 5(g)”. Article 2 This Decree shall enter into force on 15 February 2012. Jozef Makúch Governor Issuing unit: Regulation and Financial Analyses Department Tel.: +421 2 5787 3301 Fax: +421 2 5787 1118