2018-10-05 | DOF 5540128Added
The resolution amends the general provisions for credit institutions to introduce a leverage ratio requirement, establishing that a leverage ratio below 3% for multiple banking institutions constitutes contrary to sound banking practice. It mandates the calculation of the leverage ratio on a monthly basis without consolidation, requires monthly public disclosure of adjusted assets, basic capital, and the leverage ratio, and imposes quarterly and annual disclosure obligations regarding leverage sources and variations. The regulatory reporting framework is updated by adding Series R34 for leverage ratio calculations and Annex 1-O Bis for standardized disclosure formats.
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DOF: 05/10/2018
RESOLUTION that modifies the general provisions applicable to credit institutions
A seal with the National Coat of Arms is placed at the margin, which reads: United Mexican States.- Ministry of Finance and Public Credit.- National Banking and Securities Commission.
The National Banking and Securities Commission, based on the provisions of articles 96 Bis, 97, first paragraph, and 101 Bis of the Credit Institutions Law, as well as 4, fractions II, VII, and 16, fraction I of the Law of the National Banking and Securities Commission, and
CONSIDERING
That in compliance with article 78 of the General Law of Regulatory Improvement and for the purpose of contributing to the elimination of regulatory burden and the compliance costs derived from it, this National Banking and Securities Commission abrogated the obligation to present the authorization request for the use of a diverse methodology for external audit work in terms of the Resolution that modifies the General Provisions applicable to the activities of savings and loan cooperative societies, published in the Official Gazette of the Federation on April 26, 2018, and
That a leverage ratio lower than 3% registered by multiple banking institutions would deviate from the international standards of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, since it would reflect a level of assets not supported by capital, therefore, taking into account said standard, as well as the authority of the National Banking and Securities Commission to issue prudential provisions and establish criteria that deviate from sound banking practices, it has resolved to issue the following:
RESOLUTION MODIFYING THE GENERAL PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO CREDIT INSTITUTIONS
SOLE. - Articles 1, fraction CXLV; 2 Bis 120; 181, fraction XXV, and 207 are REFORMED; a Third Section titled "On the Leverage Ratio of Institutions" comprising article 172 Bis 39 a is ADDED to Title Second, Chapter VIII; an item h) is ADDED to article 208, fraction I; and the series "R34 Leverage Ratio" is ADDED to Annex 36; and Annex 1-O Bis and the index of Annex 36 of the "General Provisions applicable to credit institutions", published in the Official Gazette of the Federation on December 2, 2005 and reformed through resolutions published in the said Gazette on March 3 and 28, September 15, December 6 and 8, 2006; January 12, March 23, April 26, November 5, 2007; March 10, August 22, September 19, October 14, December 4, 2008; April 27, May 28, June 11, August 12, October 16, November 9, December 1 and 24, 2009; January 27, February 10, April 9 and 15, May 17, June 28, July 29, August 19, September 9 and 28, October 25, November 26, December 20, 2010; January 24 and 27, March 4, April 21, July 5, August 3 and 12, September 30, October 5 and 27, December 28, 2011; June 19, July 5, October 23, November 28, December 13, 2012; January 31, April 16, May 3, June 3 and 24, July 12, October 2, December 24, 2013; January 7 and 31, March 26, May 12 and 19, July 3 and 31, September 24, October 30, December 8 and 31, 2014; January 9, February 5, April 30, May 27, June 23, August 27, September 21, October 29, November 9 and 13, December 16 and 31, 2015; April 7 and 28, June 22, July 7 and 29, August 1, September 19 and 28, December 27, 2016 and January 6, April 4 and 27, May 31, June 26, July 4 and 24, August 29, October 6 and 25, December 8, 26 and 27, 2017; January 22, March 14, April 26, May 11, June 26, July 23, August 29, and September 4, 2018, to read as follows:
TITLE FIRST to FIRST BIS
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TITLE SECOND
PRUDENTIAL PROVISIONS
Chapters I to VII
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Chapter VIII
Additional Prudential Measures and Contingency Plans
First and Second Sections
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Third Section
On the Leverage Ratio of Institutions
Chapter IX
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TITLES THIRD to FIFTH
ANNEXES 1-A to 1-O
ANNEX 1-O BIS
Disclosure of information related to the Leverage Ratio
ANNEXES 1-P to 35
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ANNEX 36
Regulatory Reports
ANNEXES 37 to 71
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" Article 1.-
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I. to CXLIV.
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CXLV.
Leverage Ratio: the result, expressed as a percentage, of dividing the Basic Capital determined in accordance with article 2 Bis 6 of these provisions, by the Adjusted Assets of the Institutions.
" Article 2 Bis 120.- Institutions shall disseminate to the general public in accordance with the formats included in Annex 1-O Bis of these provisions and through their Internet website, the information related to the integration of their main leverage sources, a comparison between their total assets and their Adjusted Assets, a reconciliation between total assets and the exposure within their balance sheet, their Leverage Ratio, and an analysis of the main variations in the Leverage Ratio.
Such information shall be disclosed in accordance with Articles 180 and 181 of these provisions, as a note to the financial statements corresponding to the quarters ending in March, June, September, and December, remaining on the Institution's Internet website for at least five quarters following the date of publication in the case of information published quarterly, and for three years following its date in the case of information published annually.
Additionally, Institutions shall calculate and publish, with figures as of the end of each month, on their Internet website, the amount of their Adjusted Assets, their Basic Capital, and their Leverage Ratio.
Such publication shall be made no later than the last business day of the month immediately following the month whose figures are used for its calculation.
When, in the judgment of the Commission, it is justified, Institutions shall disclose, with greater frequency, the information provided in Annex 1-O Bis, using the formats included therein for this purpose. "
" Third Section
On the Leverage Ratio
Article 172 Bis 39 a.- Multiple banking institutions shall calculate their Leverage Ratio with figures as of the end of each calendar month, without consolidating their subsidiaries or special purpose entities, considering their operations within national territory, as well as the operations of their agencies and branches abroad.
It is considered contrary to sound banking practice for multiple banking institutions to maintain a Leverage Ratio lower than 3%.
The Commission may determine that a multiple banking institution carries out the calculation of the Leverage Ratio, with greater frequency and on any date, when in its judgment it estimates that between the days from one calculation to another, the multiple banking institution is assuming a leverage notably higher than that shown by the end-of-month figures.
The Commission may verify the calculation of the Leverage Ratio disclosed by the Institutions and may request the adjustments it deems necessary to adequately report the degree of leverage of said Institutions. "
" Article 181.-
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I. to XXIV.
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XXV. The Leverage Ratio, the amount of their Adjusted Assets, and their Basic Capital.
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" Article 207.- Institutions shall provide the Commission, with the frequency established in the following articles, the information attached to these provisions as Annex 36, which is identified with the series and reports listed below:
Series R01 Minimum Catalog
A-0111
Minimum Catalog
Series R04 Credit Portfolio
Financial Situation
A-0411
Portfolio by type of credit
A-0415
Average balances, interest, and commissions by credit portfolio
A-0417
Credit portfolio qualification and preventive estimation for credit risks
A-0419
Movements in the preventive estimation for credit risks
A-0420
Movements in the overdue portfolio
A-0424
Movements in the performing portfolio
Commercial Portfolio
Detailed information on second-tier operations and guarantees
C-0447
Guarantee tracking
Detailed information (Portfolio qualification methodology Annexes 18 to 22)
C-0450
Guarantors and guarantees for commercial credits
C-0453
Registration of credits held by federal entities and municipalities
C-0454
Tracking of credits held by federal entities and municipalities
C-0455
Probability of default of credits held by federal entities and municipalities
C-0456
Severity of loss of credits held by federal entities and municipalities
C-0457
Cancellation of credits held by federal entities and municipalities
C-0458
Registration of credits held by financial entities
C-0459
Tracking of credits held by financial entities
C-0460
Probability of default of credits held by financial entities
C-0461
Severity of loss of credits held by financial entities
C-0462
Cancellation of credits held by financial entities
C-0463
Registration of credits held by legal and natural persons with business activity with annual net sales or income less than 14 million UDIS, other than federal entities, municipalities, and financial entities
C-0464
Tracking of credits held by legal and natural persons with business activity with annual net sales or income less than 14 million UDIS, other than federal entities, municipalities, and financial entities
C-0465
Probability of default of credits held by legal and natural persons with business activity with annual net sales or income less than 14 million UDIS, other than federal entities, municipalities, and financial entities
C-0466
Severity of loss of credits held by legal and natural persons with business activity with annual net sales or income less than 14 million UDIS, other than federal entities, municipalities, and financial entities
C-0467
Cancellation of credits held by legal and natural persons with business activity with annual net sales or income less than 14 million UDIS, other than federal entities, municipalities, and financial entities
C-0468
Registration of credits held by legal and natural persons with business activity, with annual net sales or income greater than or equal to 14 million UDIS, other than federal entities, municipalities, and financial entities
C-0469
Tracking of credits held by legal and natural persons with business activity, with annual net sales or income greater than or equal to 14 million UDIS, other than federal entities, municipalities, and financial entities
C-0470
Probability of default for credits held by legal and natural persons with business activity, with annual net sales or income greater than or equal to 14 million UDIS, other than federal entities, municipalities, and financial entities
C-0471
Severity of loss of credits held by legal and natural persons with business activity, with annual net sales or income greater than or equal to 14 million UDIS, other than federal entities, municipalities, and financial entities
C-0472
Cancellation of credits held by legal and natural persons with business activity, with annual net sales or income greater than or equal to 14 million UDIS, other than federal entities, municipalities, and financial entities
C-0473
Registration of credits held by the federal government, federal, state, and municipal decentralized organisms, and state productive enterprises with annual net sales or income less than 14 million UDIS
C-0474
Tracking of credits held by the federal government, federal, state, and municipal decentralized organisms, and state productive enterprises with annual net sales or income less than 14 million UDIS
C-0475
Probability of default for credits held by the federal government, federal, state, and municipal decentralized organisms, and state productive enterprises with annual net sales or income less than 14 million UDIS
C-0476
Severity of loss of credits held by the federal government, federal, state, and municipal decentralized organisms, and state productive enterprises with annual net sales or income less than 14 million UDIS
C-0477
Cancellation of credits held by the federal government, federal, state, and municipal decentralized organisms, and state productive enterprises with annual net sales or income less than 14 million UDIS
C-0478
Registration of credits held by the federal government, federal, state, and municipal decentralized organisms, and state productive enterprises with annual net sales or income greater than or equal to 14 million UDIS
C-0479
Tracking of credits held by the federal government, federal, state, and municipal decentralized organisms, and state productive enterprises with annual net sales or income greater than or equal to 14 million UDIS
C-0480
Probability of default for credits held by the federal government, federal, state, and municipal decentralized organisms, and state productive enterprises with annual net sales or income greater than or equal to 14 million UDIS
C-0481
Severity of loss of credits held by the federal government, federal, state, and municipal decentralized organisms, and state productive enterprises with annual net sales or income greater than or equal to 14 million UDIS
C-0482
Cancellation of credits held by the federal government, federal, state, and municipal decentralized organisms, and state productive enterprises with annual net sales or income greater than or equal to 14 million UDIS
C-0483
Registration of credits granted to investment projects whose source of payment is constituted solely by the income or collection rights derived from the realization, commissioning, or exploitation of the project
C-0484
Tracking of credits granted to investment projects whose source of payment is constituted solely by the income or collection rights derived from the realization, commissioning, or exploitation of the project
C-0485
Cancellation of credits granted to investment projects whose source of payment is constituted solely by the income or collection rights derived from the realization, commissioning, or exploitation of the project
Housing Portfolio
H-0491
Registrations and restructurings of housing credits
H-0492
Tracking of housing credits
H-0493
Cancellation of housing credits
Series R06 Adjudicated Assets
A-0611
Adjudicated Assets
Series R07 Taxes on profit and deferred PTU
A-0711
Taxes on profit and deferred PTU
Series R08 Deposits
A-0811
Traditional deposits and interbank and other organism loans
A-0815
Interbank and other organism loans, stratified by maturity terms
A-0816
Deposits payable on demand and interbank and other organism loans, stratified by amounts
A-0819
Integral deposits stratified by amounts
Series R10 Reclassifications
A-1011
Reclassifications in the balance sheet
A-1012
Reclassifications in the income statement
Series R12 Consolidation
A-1219
Consolidation of the credit institution's balance sheet with its subsidiaries
A-1220
Consolidation of the credit institution's income statement with its subsidiaries
A-1221
Balance sheet of its subsidiaries
A-1222
Income statement of its subsidiaries
A-1223
Consolidation of the credit institution's balance sheet with its SOFOM, ER
A-1224
Consolidation of the credit institution's income statement with its SOFOM, ER
B-1230
Disaggregation of permanent investments in shares
Series R13 Financial Statements
A-1311
Statement of changes in equity
A-1316
Statement of cash flows
B-1321
Balance sheet
B-1322
Income statement
Series R14 Qualitative Information
A-1411
Shareholder integration
A-1412
Officials, employees, retirees, fee-based personnel, and branches
Series R15 Service Operations
B-1522
Non-client users of the institution's electronic media
B-1523
Client operations by electronic banking services
B-1524
Clients by electronic banking service
Series R16 Risks
A-1611
Repricing gaps
A-1612
Maturity gaps
B-1621
Global portfolio of lawsuits
Series R24 Operational Information
B-2421
Information on operations regarding deposit products
B-2422
Information on operations regarding branches, credit cards, and other operational variables
B-2423
Guaranteed holders by IPAB
C-2431
Information on operations with related parties
D-2441
General information on the use of financial services
D-2442
Information on the frequency of use of financial services
D-2443
Information on the location of financial services transaction points
E-2450
Number of customers of each product or service by type of person
E-2451
Number of operations of each product or service by type of currency
E-2452
Number of operations of each product or service by geographic zone
Series R26 Information by Commission Agents
A-2610
Registrations and cancellations of commission agent administrators
A-2611
Disaggregation of registrations and cancellations of commission agents
B-2612
Disaggregation of registrations and cancellations of commission agent modules or establishments
C-2613
Disaggregation of tracking of commission agent operations
Series R27 Complaints
A-2701
Complaints
Series R28 Operational Risk Information
A-2811
Operational risk loss events
A-2812
Estimation of operational risk levels
A-2813
Update of operational risk loss events
A-2814
Assignment of standard method operational risk and alternative standard
Series R29 Account Freezes, Transfers, and Unlocks
A-2911
Account freezes, transfers, and unlocks
Series R32 Reconciliations
A-3211
Fiscal accounting reconciliation
Series 34 Leverage Ratio
A-3401
Calculation of the Leverage Ratio
Institutions will require prior authorization from the Commission for the opening of new concepts or levels not included in the series corresponding exclusively for the sending of information of new operations authorized for this purpose by the Secretariat, in terms of the relevant legislation, for which they will request said authorization through a free written document within fifteen business days following the authorization made by the Secretariat. Likewise, in the event that changes in applicable regulations require establishing concepts or levels additional to those provided in these provisions, the Commission will inform the Institutions of the opening of the respective new concepts or levels.
In the two cases provided for in the preceding paragraph, the Commission, through the SITI, will notify the Institution of the mechanism for recording and sending the corresponding information. "
" Article 208.- ...
I.
Monthly:
a) to g)
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h)
The information related to series R34 shall be provided no later than the last business day of the month immediately following the month whose figures are used for the calculation of the Leverage Ratio.
II. to IV.
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TRANSITIONAL
SOLE. - This Resolution shall enter into force the day following its publication in the Official Gazette of the Federation.
Respectfully,
Mexico City, September 27, 2018.- The President of the National Banking and Securities Commission, José Bernardo González Rosas.- Signature.
Annex 1-O Bis
DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION RELATED TO THE LEVERAGE RATIO
Institutions shall disclose the information contained in the following sections:
I.
Integration of the main leverage sources.
II.
Comparison between total assets and Adjusted Assets.
III.
Reconciliation between total assets and exposure within the balance sheet.
IV.
Analysis of the most significant variations in the elements (numerator and denominator) of the Leverage Ratio.
For the purposes of the disclosure of information referred to in this Annex, Institutions shall proceed as follows:
a)
Figures shall be presented in millions of pesos in accordance with Article 176 of these provisions.
b)
The information shall correspond to the Institution without consolidating subsidiaries or special purpose entities and as of the end of each corresponding month.
c)
For the completion of sections I to III of this Annex, Institutions shall use the information from the Bank of Mexico forms, in accordance with what is established in Article 2 Bis 4 of these provisions, unless otherwise specified.
d)
The information contained in sections I to IV of this Annex shall be disseminated in the terms and deadlines set forth in Article 2 Bis 120 of these provisions.
I. Integration of the main leverage sources
Institutions shall disclose the integration of the main leverage sources, in accordance with the following Table I.1 (1). For this purpose, they shall take into consideration the notes contained in Table I.2 whose numbering coincides with the numerical reference (2) shown in the first column of Table I.1:
TABLE I.1
STANDARDIZED DISCLOSURE FORMAT FOR THE LEVERAGE RATIO
REFERENCE
ITEM
AMOUNT
On-balance sheet exposures
1
Items within the balance sheet, excluding financial derivative instruments and securities lending and repurchase operations (SFTs), but including collateral received as guarantee and registered in the balance sheet)
2
(Amounts of assets deducted to determine Basic Capital)
3
On-balance sheet exposures (Net) (excluding financial derivative instruments and SFTs, sum of lines 1 and 2)
Exposures to financial derivative instruments
4
Current replacement cost associated with all operations with financial derivative instruments (net of admissible cash variation margin)
5
Amounts of additional factors for potential future exposure, associated with all operations with financial derivative instruments
6
Increase for Collateral Provided in Derivative Financial Instrument Transactions When Such Collateral Is Derecognized from the Balance Sheet Under the Operating Accounting Framework
7
(Deductions for Receivables for Variation Margin in Cash Provided in Derivative Financial Instrument Transactions)
8
(Exposure for Derivative Financial Instrument Transactions on Behalf of Clients, Where the Clearing Member Does Not Provide Its Guarantee in Case of Default by the Central Counterparty)
9
Adjusted Effective Notional Amount of Subscribed Credit Derivative Financial Instruments
10
(Settlements made against the adjusted effective notional amount of subscribed credit derivative financial instruments and deductions for additional factors for subscribed credit derivative financial instruments)
11
Total Exposures to Derivative Financial Instruments (sum of lines 4 to 10)
Exposures for Securities Financing Transactions
12
Gross SFT Assets (without netting recognition), after adjustments for accounting transactions for sales
13
(Compensated Payables and Receivables for SFTs)
14
Counterparty Risk Exposure for SFTs
15
Exposures for SFTs Acting on Behalf of Third Parties
16
Total Exposures for Securities Financing Transactions (sum of lines 12 to 15)
Other Off-Balance Sheet Exposures
17
Off-Balance Sheet Exposure (Gross Notional Amount)
18
(Adjustments for Credit Equivalent Conversion)
19
Off-Balance Sheet Items (sum of lines 17 and 18)
Capital and Total Exposures
20
Basic Capital Calculated in accordance with Article 2 Bis 6 of these provisions
21
Total Exposures (sum of lines 3, 11, 16, and 19)
Leverage Ratio
22
Leverage Ratio
TABLE I.2
NOTES TO THE STANDARDIZED DISCLOSURE FORMAT FOR THE LEVERAGE RATIO
REFERENCE
EXPLANATION
1
Total Assets of the Institution without consolidating subsidiaries or special purpose entities (less assets presented in said balance sheet for: 1) derivative financial instrument transactions, 2) repurchase transactions, and 3) securities lending transactions.
2
Amount of basic capital deductions established in subsections b) to r) of fraction I, of Article 2 Bis 6 of these provisions. The amount must be recorded with a negative sign.
3
Sum of lines 1 and 2
4
Current Replacement Cost (RC) of derivative financial instrument transactions, as established in Annex 1-L of these provisions, less partial cash settlements (variation margin in cash) received, provided that the following conditions are met:
a)
With respect to counterparties other than the clearing houses referred to in the second paragraph of Article 2 Bis 12 a, the cash received must be available to the Institution.
b)
The market valuation of the transaction must be performed daily and the cash received must be exchanged with the same frequency.
c)
The cash received, as well as the transaction with the derivative instrument, must be denominated in the same currency.
d)
The amount exchanged for variation margin in cash must be at least the amount necessary to cover the market value considering the threshold and the minimum transfer amount agreed upon in the corresponding master agreement.
e)
The master agreement with the counterparty must consider both the transaction and the variation margin, and must explicitly stipulate that settlement, in case of default, bankruptcy, restructuring, or insolvency, of any of the parties, will be carried out after netting the transactions and will consider the variation margins in cash received.
In any case, the maximum amount of variation margins in cash received that can be considered will be that corresponding to the positive value of the current replacement cost for each counterparty.
5
Additional factor in accordance with Annex 1-L of these provisions, for derivative financial instrument transactions. Additionally, with respect to credit derivative financial instruments in which credit protection is provided, the credit risk conversion value must be included in accordance with Article 2 Bis 22 of these provisions.
In no case may financial real guarantees received by the Institution be used to reduce the amount of the Additional Factor reported in this line.
6
Not applicable. The accounting framework does not allow the derecognition of assets delivered as collateral.
7
Amount of variation margins in cash delivered in derivative financial instrument transactions that meet the conditions indicated in line 4 to subtract the variation margins in cash received. The amount must be recorded with a negative sign.
8
Not applicable.
9
Not applicable. The exposure considered for solvency framework purposes in credit derivative financial instrument transactions in which credit protection is provided corresponds to 100 percent of the effectively guaranteed amount in the transactions in question. This exposure is considered in line 5.
10
Not applicable. The exposure considered for solvency framework purposes in credit derivative financial instrument transactions in which credit protection is provided corresponds to 100 percent of the effectively guaranteed amount in the transactions in question. This exposure is considered in line 5.
11
Sum of lines 4 to 10
12
Amount of assets registered in the balance sheet (accounts receivable registered accounting-wise) for repurchase and securities lending transactions. The amount must not consider any netting in accordance with Accounting Criteria.
13
Positive amount resulting from deducting payables from receivables generated by repurchase and securities lending transactions, on own account, with the same counterparty, and provided that the following conditions are met:
a)
The corresponding transactions must have the same settlement date.
b)
There must be the right to settle the transactions at any time.
c)
The transactions must be settled in the same system and there must be settlement mechanisms or arrangements (lines or guarantees) that allow settlement to be carried out at the end of the day on which settlement is decided.
d)
Any problem related to the settlement of collateral flows in the form of securities must not hinder the settlement of cash payables and receivables.
The amount must be recorded with a negative sign.
14
Credit risk conversion value of repurchase and securities lending transactions on own account, in accordance with Article 2 Bis 22 of these provisions when there is no netting master agreement. And in accordance with Article 2 Bis 37 when such agreement exists. This without considering adjustments for admissible financial real guarantees applied to the guarantee in the capitalization framework.
15
With respect to repurchase and securities lending transactions on behalf of third parties, in which the Institution provides guarantee to its clients in case of counterparty default, the amount to be registered is the positive difference between the value of the security or cash that the client has delivered and the value of the guarantee that the borrower has provided.
Additionally, if the Institution can dispose of the collateral delivered by its clients, on own account, the amount equivalent to the value of the securities and/or cash delivered by the client to the Institution.
16
Sum of lines 12 to 15
17
Amounts of credit commitments recognized in off-balance sheet accounts in accordance with Accounting Criteria.
18
Amounts of reductions in the value of credit commitments recognized in off-balance sheet accounts by applying the credit risk conversion factors established in Title First Bis of these provisions, considering that the minimum credit risk conversion factor is 10% (for those cases where the conversion factor is 0%) and in the case of the transactions referred to in subsection IV of article 2 Bis 22 of said provisions, a credit risk conversion factor of 100%.
The amount must be recorded with a negative sign.
19
Sum of lines 17 and 18
20
Basic Capital calculated in accordance with article 2 Bis 6 of these provisions.
21
Sum of lines 3, 11, 16, and 19
22
Leverage Ratio. Quotient of line 20 divided by line 21.
II. Comparison between Total Assets and Adjusted Assets
Institutions must present a comparison between total assets and adjusted assets, in accordance with the following format. For these purposes, they must take into consideration the explanation contained in Table II.2 corresponding to the numerical reference (3) shown in the first column of Table II.1.
TABLE II.1
COMPARISON OF TOTAL ASSETS AND ADJUSTED ASSETS
REFERENCE
DESCRIPTION
AMOUNT
1
Total Assets
2
Adjustment for investments in the capital of banking, financial, insurance, or commercial entities that are consolidated for accounting purposes, but fall outside the regulatory consolidation scope
3
Adjustment related to fiduciary assets recognized in the balance sheet in accordance with the accounting framework, but excluded from the leverage ratio exposure measure
4
Adjustment for derivative financial instruments
5
Adjustment for repurchase and securities lending transactions (4)
6
Adjustment for items recognized in off-balance sheet accounts
7
Other adjustments
8
Leverage Ratio Exposure
TABLE II.2
NOTES TO THE
COMPARISON OF TOTAL ASSETS AND ADJUSTED ASSETS
REFERENCE
DESCRIPTION
1
Total Assets of the Institution without consolidating subsidiaries or special purpose entities.
2
Amount of basic capital deductions contained in subsections b), d), e), f), g), h), i), j), and l) of fraction I, of Article 2 Bis 6 of these provisions.
The amount must be recorded with a negative sign.
3
Not applicable. The scope of application is on the Institution without consolidating subsidiaries or special purpose entities.
4
Amount equivalent to the difference between the figure contained in row 11 of Table I.1 and the figure presented for derivative financial instrument transactions contained in the Institution's balance sheet.
The amount must be recorded with the sign resulting from the indicated difference, meaning it can be positive or negative.
5
Amount equivalent to the difference between the figure contained in row 16 of Table I.1 and the figure presented for repurchase and securities lending transactions contained in the Institution's balance sheet.
The amount must be recorded with the sign resulting from the indicated difference, meaning it can be positive or negative.
6
Amount registered in row 19 of Table I.1.
The amount must be recorded with a positive sign.
7
Amount of basic capital deductions contained in subsections c), k), m), n), p), q), and r) of fraction I, of Article 2 Bis 6 of these provisions.
The amount must be recorded with a negative sign.
8
Sum of lines 1 to 7, which must coincide with line 21 of Table I.1.
III. Reconciliation between Total Assets and On-Balance-Sheet Exposure
Institutions must present a reconciliation between their total assets and the on-balance-sheet exposure they recognize for Leverage Ratio purposes in accordance with the following format. For these purposes, they must take into consideration the explanation contained in Table III.2 corresponding to the numerical reference shown in the first column of Table III.1.
TABLE III.1
RECONCILIATION BETWEEN TOTAL ASSETS AND ON-BALANCE-SHEET EXPOSURE
REFERENCE
CONCEPT
AMOUNT
1
Total Assets
2
Derivative Financial Instrument Transactions
3
Repurchase and Securities Lending Transactions
4
Fiduciary Assets Recognized in the Balance Sheet in Accordance with the Accounting Framework, but Excluded from the Leverage Ratio Exposure Measure
5
On-Balance-Sheet Exposures
TABLE III.2
NOTES TO THE RECONCILIATION BETWEEN TOTAL ASSETS AND ON-BALANCE-SHEET EXPOSURE
REFERENCE
DESCRIPTION
1
Total Assets of the Institution without consolidating subsidiaries or special purpose entities.
2
The amount corresponding to derivative financial instrument transactions presented in the assets of the latest financial statements.
The amount must be recorded with a negative sign.
3
The amount corresponding to repurchase and securities lending transactions presented in the assets of the latest financial statements.
The amount must be recorded with a negative sign.
4
Not applicable. The scope of application is on the Institution without consolidating subsidiaries or special purpose entities.
5
Sum of lines 1 to 4, which must coincide with line 1 of Table I.1
IV. Main Causes of the Most Significant Variations in the Elements (Numerator and Denominator) of the Leverage Ratio.
Institutions must explain the main quantitative and qualitative factors that have led to the percentage variation of their Leverage Ratio and its components, between the reported quarter and the immediately preceding one. For this purpose, they must use the following format:
TABLE IV.1
MAIN CAUSES OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT VARIATIONS IN THE ELEMENTS
(NUMERATOR AND DENOMINATOR) OF THE LEVERAGE RATIO
CONCEPT/QUARTER
T-1
T
VARIATION (%)
Basic Capital 1 /
Adjusted Assets 2 /
Leverage Ratio 3 /
1/ Reported in row 20, 2/ Reported in row 21 and 3/ Reported in row 22, of Table I.1.
Likewise, Institutions must consider at least: the variation registered in basic capital, as well as in Adjusted Assets based on their origin, distinguishing between on-balance-sheet exposures (Net), exposures to derivative financial instruments, exposures for repurchase and securities lending transactions, as well as those registered in off-balance sheet accounts.
Annex 36
Regulatory Reports
INDEX
Series R01 Minimum Catalog
Periodicity
A-0111
Minimum Catalog
Monthly
Series R04 Credit Portfolio
Periodicity
Financial Situation
A-0411
Portfolio by Credit Type
Monthly
A-0415
Average Balances, Interest, and Commissions by Credit Portfolio
Monthly
A-0417
Credit Portfolio Rating and Preventive Estimation for Credit Risks
Monthly
A-0419
Movements in Preventive Estimation for Credit Risks
Monthly
A-0420
Movements in Overdue Portfolio
Monthly
A-0424
Movements in Current Portfolio
Monthly
Commercial Portfolio
Detailed Information on Second-Tier Operations and Guarantees
C-0447
Guarantee Tracking 2
Monthly
Detailed Information (Portfolio Rating Methodology Annexes 18 to 22)
C-0450
Guarantors and Guarantees for Commercial Credits
Monthly
C-0453
Registration of Credits Held by Federal Entities and Municipalities
Monthly
C-0454
Tracking of Credits Held by Federal Entities and Municipalities
Monthly
C-0455
Probability of Default for Credits Held by Federal Entities and Municipalities
Monthly
C-0456
Severity of Loss for Credits Held by Federal Entities and Municipalities
Monthly
C-0457
Deregistration of Credits Held by Federal Entities and Municipalities
Monthly
C-0458
Registration of Credits Held by Financial Entities
Monthly
C-0459
Tracking of Credits Held by Financial Entities
Monthly
C-0460
Probability of Default for Credits Held by Financial Entities
Monthly
C-0461
Severity of Loss for Credits Held by Financial Entities
Monthly
C-0462
Deregistration of Credits Held by Financial Entities
Monthly
C-0463
Registration of Credits Held by Legal and Natural Persons with Business Activity with Annual Net Sales or Income Less Than 14 Million UDIS, Distinct from Federal Entities, Municipalities, and Financial Entities
Monthly
C-0464
Tracking of Credits Held by Legal and Natural Persons with Business Activity with Annual Net Sales or Income Less Than 14 Million UDIS, Distinct from Federal Entities, Municipalities, and Financial Entities
Monthly
C-0465
Probability of Default for Credits Held by Legal and Natural Persons with Business Activity with Annual Net Sales or Income Less Than 14 Million UDIS, Distinct from Federal Entities, Municipalities, and Financial Entities
Monthly
C-0466
Severity of Loss for Credits Held by Legal and Natural Persons with Business Activity with Annual Net Sales or Income Less Than 14 Million UDIS, Distinct from Federal Entities, Municipalities, and Financial Entities
Monthly
C-0467
Deregistration of Credits Held by Legal and Natural Persons with Business Activity with Annual Net Sales or Income Less Than 14 Million UDIS, Distinct from Federal Entities, Municipalities, and Financial Entities
Monthly
C-0468
Registration of Credits Held by Legal and Natural Persons with Business Activity, with Annual Net Sales or Income Greater Than or Equal to 14 Million UDIS, Distinct from Federal Entities, Municipalities, and Financial Entities
Monthly
C-0469
Tracking of Credits Held by Legal and Natural Persons with Business Activity, with Annual Net Sales or Income Greater Than or Equal to 14 Million UDIS, Distinct from Federal Entities, Municipalities, and Financial Entities
Monthly
C-0470
Probability of Default for Credits Held by Legal and Natural Persons with Business Activity, with Annual Net Sales or Income Greater Than or Equal to 14 Million UDIS, Distinct from Federal Entities, Municipalities, and Financial Entities
Monthly
C-0471
Severity of Loss for Credits Held by Legal and Natural Persons with Business Activity, with Annual Net Sales or Income Greater Than or Equal to 14 Million UDIS, Distinct from Federal Entities, Municipalities, and Financial Entities
Monthly
C-0472
Deregistration of Credits Held by Legal and Natural Persons with Business Activity, with Annual Net Sales or Income Greater Than or Equal to 14 Million UDIS, Distinct from Federal Entities, Municipalities, and Financial Entities
Monthly
C-0473
Registration of Credits Held by the Federal Government, Federal, State, and Municipal Decentralized Agencies, and State Productive Enterprises with Annual Net Sales or Income Less Than 14 Million UDIS
Monthly
C-0474
Tracking of Credits Held by the Federal Government, Federal, State, and Municipal Decentralized Agencies, and State Productive Enterprises with Annual Net Sales or Income Less Than 14 Million UDIS
Monthly
C-0475
Probability of Default for Credits Held by the Federal Government, Federal, State, and Municipal Decentralized Agencies, and State Productive Enterprises with Annual Net Sales or Income Less Than 14 Million UDIS
Monthly
C-0476
Severity of Loss for Credits Held by the Federal Government, Federal, State, and Municipal Decentralized Agencies, and State Productive Enterprises with Annual Net Sales or Income Less Than 14 Million UDIS
Monthly
C-0477
Deregistration of Credits Held by the Federal Government, Federal, State, and Municipal Decentralized Agencies, and State Productive Enterprises with Annual Net Sales or Income Less Than 14 Million UDIS
Monthly
C-0478
Registration of Credits Held by the Federal Government, Federal, State, and Municipal Decentralized Agencies, and State Productive Enterprises with Annual Net Sales or Income Greater Than or Equal to 14 Million UDIS
Monthly
C-0479
Tracking of Credits Held by the Federal Government, Federal, State, and Municipal Decentralized Agencies, and State Productive Enterprises with Annual Net Sales or Income Greater Than or Equal to 14 Million UDIS
Monthly
C-0480
Probability of Default for Credits Held by the Federal Government, Federal, State, and Municipal Decentralized Agencies, and State Productive Enterprises with Annual Net Sales or Income Greater Than or Equal to 14 Million UDIS
Monthly
C-0481
Severity of Loss for Credits Held by the Federal Government, Federal, State, and Municipal Decentralized Agencies, and State Productive Enterprises with Annual Net Sales or Income Greater Than or Equal to 14 Million UDIS
Monthly
C-0482
Deregistration of Credits Held by the Federal Government, Federal, State, and Municipal Decentralized Agencies, and State Productive Enterprises with Annual Net Sales or Income Greater Than or Equal to 14 Million UDIS
Monthly
C-0483
Registration of Credits Granted to Investment Projects Whose Source of Payment Is Constituted Solely by the Income or Receivable Rights Derived from the Realization, Commissioning, or Exploitation of the Project
Monthly
C-0484
Tracking of Credits Granted to Investment Projects Whose Source of Payment Is Constituted Solely by the Income or Receivable Rights Derived from the Realization, Commissioning, or Exploitation of the Project
Monthly
C-0485
Deregistration of Credits Granted to Investment Projects Whose Source of Payment Is Constituted Solely by the Income or Receivable Rights Derived from the Realization, Commissioning, or Exploitation of the Project
Monthly
Housing Portfolio
H-0491
Registrations and Restructurings of Housing Credits
Monthly
H-0492
Tracking of Housing Credits
Monthly
H-0493
Deregistration of Housing Credits
Monthly
Series R06 Assigned Assets
Periodicity
A-0611
Assigned Assets
Monthly
Series R07 Income Taxes and Deferred PTU
Periodicity
A-0711
Income Taxes and Deferred PTU
Monthly
Series R08 Deposits
Periodicity
A-0811
Traditional Deposits and Interbank and Other Organism Loans
Monthly
A-0815
Interbank and Other Organism Loans, Stratified by Maturity Terms 2
Monthly
A-0816
Immediately Payable Deposits and Interbank and Other Organism Loans, Stratified by Amounts 2
Monthly
A-0819
Integral Deposits Stratified by Amounts 2
Monthly
Series R10 Reclassifications
Periodicity
A-1011
Reclassifications in the Balance Sheet
Monthly
A-1012
Reclassifications in the Income Statement
Monthly
Series R12 Consolidation
Periodicity
A-1219
Consolidation of the Balance Sheet of the Credit Institution with its Subsidiaries
Monthly
A-1220
Consolidation of the Income Statement of the Credit Institution with its Subsidiaries
Monthly
A-1221
Balance Sheet of its Subsidiaries
Monthly
A-1222
Income Statement of its Subsidiaries
Monthly
A-1223
Consolidation of the general balance sheet of the credit institution with its
SOFOM, ER
Monthly
A-1224
Consolidation of the income statement of the credit institution with
its SOFOM, ER
Monthly
B-1230
Disaggregation of permanent investments in shares
Monthly
Series R13 Financial statements
Frequency
A-1311
Statement of changes in equity
Quarterly
A-1316
Statement of cash flows
Quarterly
B-1321
General balance sheet
Monthly
B-1322
Income statement
Monthly
Series R14 Qualitative information
Frequency
A-1411
Shareholder integration 1
Quarterly
A-1412
Officials, employees, retirees, fee-based personnel and
branches 2
Quarterly
Series R15 Service operations
Frequency
B-1522
Non-client users of the institution's electronic media
Quarterly
B-1523
Client operations for electronic banking services
Quarterly
B-1524
Clients for electronic banking services
Quarterly
Series R16 Risks
Frequency
A-1611
Repricing gaps 2
Monthly
A-1612
Maturity gaps 2
Monthly
B-1621
Global portfolio of lawsuits 2
Quarterly
Series R24 Operational information
Frequency
B-2421
Information on operations regarding deposit products
Monthly
B-2422
Information on operations regarding branches, credit cards and
other operational variables
Monthly
B-2423
Guaranteed holders by the IPAB 1
Monthly
C-2431
Information on operations with related parties 1
Monthly
D-2441
General information on the use of financial services
Monthly
D-2442
Information on the frequency of use of financial services
Monthly
D-2443
Information on the location of transaction points for financial services
Quarterly
E-2450
Number of clients for each product or service by type of person
Quarterly
E-2451
Number of operations for each product or service by type of
currency
Quarterly
E-2452
Number of operations for each product or service by zone
geographic
Quarterly
Series R26 Information by commissionaires
Frequency
A-2610
Increases and decreases of commissionaire administrators
Monthly
A-2611
Disaggregation of increases and decreases of commissionaires
Monthly
B-2612
Disaggregation of increases and decreases of modules or establishments of
commissionaires
Monthly
C-2613
Disaggregation of tracking of commissionaire operations
Monthly
Series R27 Claims
Frequency
A-2701
Claims
Quarterly
Series R28 Operational risk information
Frequency
A-2811
Loss events for operational risk
Quarterly
A-2812
Estimation of operational risk levels
Annual
A-2813
Update of loss events for operational risk
Quarterly
A-2814
Standard method allocation operational risk and alternative standard
Monthly
Series R29 Account pledges, transfers and unlocks
Frequency
A-2911
Account pledges, transfers and unlocks
Monthly
Series R32 Reconciliations
Frequency
A-3211
Accounting tax reconciliation
Quarterly
Series R34 Leverage Ratio
Frequency
A-3401
Calculation of the leverage ratio
Monthly
1 Applies only to Multiple Banking.
2
Applies only to Development Banking.
SERIES R34 LEVERAGE RATIO
This series is integrated by one (1) report, whose frequency of preparation and presentation must be no later
than the last business day of the month immediately following the month whose figures are used for the calculation of the
Leverage Ratio, through its electronic transmission.
REPORT
A-3401
Calculation of the leverage ratio
In this report, Institutions must reveal the integration of the main
sources of leverage, as established in Table I.1 of Annex 1-O Bis
of these provisions.
CAPTURE FORMAT
Institutions will carry out the sending of the information related to the report A-3401 Calculation of
the leverage ratio described above, by using the following capture format:
REQUESTED INFORMATION
REPORT IDENTIFIER SECTION
PERIOD
INSTITUTION KEY
REPORT
LEVERAGE VARIABLES SECTION
CONCEPT
DATA
Institutions will report the information indicated in this series adjusting to the
characteristics and specifications for filling out and sending information presented in the
Inter-institutional Information Transfer System (SITI) or in the one that in its case is made known by the
Commission. The information must comply with the SITI validations, as well as the quality standards
defined by the Commission, in addition to presenting consistency between the information contained in the various
reports in accordance with what is established in the corresponding Annexes, sent only once and will be
received assuming it meets all the required characteristics, by virtue of which it cannot be
modified, generating the SITI an electronic receipt.
Credit institutions
Series R34 Leverage ratio
Report A-3401 Calculation of the leverage ratio
Includes figures in national currency, foreign currency, VSM and UDIS valued in pesos
Figures in pesos and percentage
CONCEPT
Data
1 Items within the balance sheet, (excluding financial derivative instruments and
securities repurchase and lending operations - SFT for its acronym in English - but
including collateral received as guarantee and registered in the balance sheet.
2 (Amounts of assets deducted to determine Basic Capital
3 On-balance sheet exposures (Net) (excluding financial instruments
derivatives and SFT, sum of concepts 1+2)
Exposures to financial derivative instruments
4 Current replacement cost associated with all operations with financial
derivative instruments (net of the variation margin in admissible cash)
5 Amounts of additional factors for potential future exposure, associated with
all operations with financial derivative instruments
6 Increase for collateral provided in operations with financial instruments
derivatives when such collateral is derecognized from the balance sheet in accordance with the
operating accounting framework
7 (Deductions to receivables for variation margin in cash
provided in operations with financial derivative instruments)
8 (Exposure for operations in financial derivative instruments on behalf of
clients, in which the clearing partner does not provide its guarantee in case of
default of the obligations of the Central Counterparty)
9 Effective notional amount adjusted of credit financial derivative instruments
subscribed
10 (Compensations made to the effective notional amount adjusted of the financial
credit derivative instruments subscribed and deductions of the additional factors
for the credit financial derivative instruments subscribed)
11 Total exposures to financial derivative instruments (sum of lines
4
to 10)
Total exposures for securities financing operations
12 Gross SFT assets (without recognition of compensation), after adjustments
for accounting transactions by sales
13 (Accounts
payable and receivable for compensated SFT)
14 Counterparty Risk Exposure for SFT
15 Exposures by SFT acting on behalf of third parties
16 Total exposures for securities financing operations (sum of the
lines 12 to 15)
Other off-balance sheet exposures
17 Off-balance sheet exposure (gross notional amount)
18 (Adjustments for conversion to credit equivalents)
19 Off-balance sheet items (sum of lines 17 and 18)
Capital and total exposures
20 Basic Capital calculated in accordance with article 2 Bis 6 of these
provisions
21 Total exposures (sum of lines 3, 11, 16 and 19)
Leverage ratio
22 Leverage ratio
1
Table I.1 corresponds to the international disclosure format contained in the document "Leverage ratio framework
and its disclosure requirements" published by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision in January
2
The numerical reference coincides with the reference of the international disclosure format on the leverage
ratio in accordance with the international disclosure format contained in the document "Leverage ratio framework
and its disclosure requirements" published by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision in January
3
The numerical reference coincides with the reference of the international disclosure format on the leverage
ratio in accordance with the international disclosure format contained in the document "Leverage ratio framework
and its disclosure requirements" published by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision in January
4
In which the value of the operation is the market valuation of the operations and generally are
subject to margin agreements.
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