2023-08-16

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Circular to Credit Institutions including Foreign Branches on the Supervisory Reporting Requirements – ITS v3.3

The Malta Financial Services Authority issued this circular to credit institutions and foreign branches regarding the applicability of the European Banking Authority's ITS v3.3 supervisory reporting framework. The document mandates compliance with new and amended reporting requirements effective for the December 2023 reference date, specifically covering Intermediate EU Parent Undertaking monitoring, ESG pillar 3 disclosures, and Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book. Institutions are further instructed to adhere to updated validation rules and technical specifications while noting that foreign branches remain subject to these requirements until separate guidance is provided.

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Circular Triq l-Imdina, Zone 1 Central Business District, Birkirkara CBD 1010 +356 2144 1155 communications@mfsa.mt www.mfsa.mt Circular to Credit Institutions including Foreign Branches on the Supervisory Reporting Requirements - ITS v3.3 Pursuant to the Implementing Technical Standards (ITS) on Supervisory Reporting (Regulation EU 2021/451), the Authority is hereby issuing a communication to all credit institutions and foreign branches regarding the developments in supervisory reporting requirements, more specifically ITS v3.3. This Circular should be read in conjunction with all the respective CRR provisions, the ITS on Supervisory Reporting as well as the Annexes, including all templates and instructions. Applicability of Supervisory Reporting Requirements The expected first reference date for this version of the ITS framework is December 2023, with the following new and amended reporting requirements: Reporting area Nature of change and applicability IPU Integration of the intermediate EU parent undertakings (IPU) threshold monitoring templates into DPM and XBRL taxonomies to support the annual data collection by the Competent Authorities to the EBA. In addition, Institutions are reminded about their obligations concerning the ‘Regulatory Reporting of the IPU Monitoring Threshold’ requirements, as outlined in the Banking Rule BR/30 on establishing an Intermediate EU Parent Undertaking . ESG Integration of ESG pillar 3 disclosures into DPM and taxonomy to support the implementation of the EBA Decision EBA/DC/498 on institutions’ ESG data ad-hoc collection, applicable to large institutions which have issued securities that are admitted to trading on a regulated market of any Member State, as defined in point (21) of Article 4(1) of Directive 2014/65/EU. Additional information regarding this data collection can be found on the dedicated EBA webpage . IRRBB Advanced ad-hoc reporting of the amendment to the ITS on supervisory reporting to include the new reporting on Interest Rate Risk 16 August 2023

Circular Triq l-Imdina, Zone 1 Central Business District, Birkirkara CBD 1010 +356 2144 1155 communications@mfsa.mt www.mfsa.mt in the Banking Book (IRRBB), applicable to institutions forming part of the sample of the annual Quantitative Impact Study (QIS) as per the EBA Decision EBA/DC/501. Additional information regarding this data collection can be found on the dedicated EBA webpage . P3 Hub templates Integration of a subset of Pillar 3 disclosure templates in preparation for the Pilot of the EBA Pillar 3 Data hub project (NB. none of the local institutions are included in the pilot). Technical Package To date, the technical package for this framework release has been published in two phases on the dedicated EBA website. The technical package provides standard specifications and includes the validation rules, the Data Point Model (DPM) and the XBRL taxonomies. The technical package supporting the advanced ad-hoc collection of institutions’ IRRBB data will be made available at later stage (tentatively by mid-October 2023) and a separate communication will be issued following its publication on the EBA website. Validation Rules Institutions are kindly requested to note the EBA’s most recent publication list of validation rules as well as any future publications and are reminded about their responsibility to update the data processes accordingly. Additional Information A separate communication will be issued in due course following the update of the MFSA Supervisory Reporting webpage with information related to ITS v3.3. The abovementioned requirements are applicable to the foreign branches unless and until a separate communication and instructions are provided, effective post-consultation on Supervisory Reporting by Foreign Branches and the Feedback Statement issued in August 2023.