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CP13/6 - CRD IV for Investment Firms - Financial Conduct Authority

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<strong>CRD</strong> <strong>IV</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Investment</strong> <strong>Firms</strong><br />

<strong>CP13</strong>/6<br />

CRR<br />

article<br />

FCA<br />

Handbook<br />

reference –<br />

if existing<br />

discretion<br />

Area of national discretion<br />

Does the<br />

FCA intend<br />

to exercise<br />

the relevant<br />

discretion from<br />

1 January 2014?<br />

113(6) BIPRU<br />

3.2.20 R<br />

to BIPRU<br />

3.2.27R<br />

FCA may allow firms to reduce/waive risk weights to<br />

intra-group exposures providing that certain conditions<br />

are met.<br />

Yes<br />

114(7),<br />

115(4),<br />

116(5),<br />

132(3)<br />

and<br />

142<br />

BIPRU<br />

3.4.6R,<br />

BIPRU<br />

3.4.15R,<br />

3.4.26R,<br />

BIPRU<br />

3.4.122R,<br />

GENPRU 3.2<br />

The Commission must produce a list of third country<br />

equivalents in relation to these articles by 1 January<br />

2015. Until then the FCA may continue to treat third<br />

country equivalents as such with the proviso that no<br />

additional third country equivalents can be approved in<br />

respect of these articles after 1 January 2014.<br />

Yes<br />

124,<br />

125<br />

and<br />

126<br />

BIPRU<br />

3.4.55 R<br />

FCA may increase the risk weights on residential<br />

mortgage (35%) and commercial immovable property<br />

(50%) within certain thresholds or set stricter criteria<br />

than those in articles 125(2) and 126(2). The EBA should<br />

be consulted if this were exercised.<br />

Yes<br />

(see chapter 4)<br />

129 The competent authorities may, after consulting the<br />

EBA, partly waive the application of point (c) of the first<br />

subparagraph and allow credit quality step 2 <strong>for</strong> up to<br />

10 % of the total exposure of the nominal amount of<br />

outstanding covered bonds of the issuing institution.<br />

No<br />

143<br />

and<br />

144<br />

BIPRU 4<br />

These articles permit a firm to use an IRB model<br />

provided that the FCA deems the firm to have met<br />

the conditions in Part Three, Title II, Chapter 3. The<br />

EBA will submit standards around the IRB assessment<br />

methodology by 31 December 2014.<br />

Yes<br />

150 BIPRU<br />

4.2.26<br />

R-35G<br />

157 BIPRU<br />

4.8.21R<br />

Further criteria <strong>for</strong> IRB Permission: Where institutions<br />

have received the prior permission of the FCA,<br />

institutions permitted to use the IRB Approach in the<br />

calculation of risk-weighted exposure amounts and<br />

expected loss amounts <strong>for</strong> one or more exposure<br />

classes may apply the Standardised Approach <strong>for</strong><br />

certain exposures<br />

Further criteria <strong>for</strong> IRB Permission: FCA may<br />

exempt a firm from the obligation to calculate and<br />

recognise RWEA <strong>for</strong> dilution risk where the firm has<br />

demonstrated to the FCA that dilution risk is immaterial<br />

<strong>for</strong> a given exposure.<br />

Yes<br />

Yes<br />

<strong>Financial</strong> <strong>Conduct</strong> <strong>Authority</strong> July 2013<br />

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