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2. Capital Management 2.1 Regulatory Capital - Definition The Pillar 1 regulatory capital of the Group is calculated on the basis of IFRS figures and according to the rules set by the FINMA. The available regulatory capital is classified under two main categories: Tier I and Tier II capital. Tier I comprises Core Capital (ordinary shareholders' equity and regulatory minority interests), preferred shares and hybrid instruments issued, after deduction of: • proposed dividends; • unrealised gains and losses on cash flow hedge derivatives; • unrealised gains on market valuation of AFS equities (and bonds under "Swiss BIS") • unrealised gains on market valuation of liabilities designated as fair-value-through-profit-or-loss attributable to own credit risk; • goodwill (net of deferred purchase consideration) • intangible assets (excluding software) • 50% of participating interests and subordinated loans (and other capital instruments qualifying as own funds) of more than 10% in not fully consolidated credit or other financial institutions; • 50% of participating interests and subordinated loans (and other capital instruments qualifying as own funds) of more than 20% in insurance companies acquired or established after December 31, 2006; • 50% of the set-off reserve account of securitisations; and • 50% of loan impairment allowances shortage compared to IRB measurement of Expected Loss. Expected Losses (EL) derived under Basel II rules represent losses that would be expected in a downturn scenario over a 12 month period. This definition differs from accounting loan impairment allowances, which only address losses incurred within lending portfolios at the balance sheet date and are not permitted to recognise the additional level of conservatism that the regulatory measure requires by the adoption of through-the-cycle, downturn conditions that may not exist at the balance sheet date. Tier II capital is composed of the following items: • long term subordinated loans that meet certain regulatory specified criteria; • 45% of unrealised gains on market valuation of AFS equity securities (and bonds under "Swiss BIS") Further to the above the following items are deducted from Tier II capital: • 50% of participating interests and subordinated loans (and other capital instruments qualifying as own funds) of more than 10% if not fully consolidated credit or other financial institutions; • 50% of participating interests and subordinated loans (and other capital instruments qualifying as own funds) of more than 20% in insurance companies acquired or established after December 31, 2006; • 50% of loan impairment allowances shortage compared to IRB measurement of Expected Loss. • 50% of the set-off reserve account of securitisations; and • 100% of participating interests of more than 20% in insurance companies acquired or established before December 31, 2006. 2.2 Capital base The table below shows the Group's eligible capital as at December 31, 2008 and 2009: 7507 5875 (All figures in millions of EUR except otherwise stated) Dec. 31, 2009 Dec. 31, 2008 Ordinary share capital 1,500 168 Reserves from retained earnings 681 698 Reserves attributable to a related trust - 1,146 Non controlling interests 5,326 3,863 of which hybrid instruments 792 705 of which preferred shares 950 - Total statutory shareholders' equity 7,507 5,875 Less : goodwill (net of deferred purchase consideration) and intangibles (1,543) (1,645) Less: other regulatory adjustments (304) (217) Total Eligible Adjusted Tier I capital 5,660 4,013 Tier II capital - mainly subordinated debt 800 1,258 Less: other regulatory adjustments (264) (45) Total Eligible capital - under BIS rules 6,196 5,226 Additional deduction (197) (230)
Total Eligible capital - under BIS Swiss rules 5,999 4,996 Risk Weighted Assets - including capital floor (1) Risk Weighted Assets - excluding capital floor (1) 52,840 52,840 56,060 53,114 Ratios : % % Ratio (under BIS rules) - excluding capital floor (1) Ratio (under BIS Swiss rules) - including capital floor (1) Ratio (under BIS Swiss rules) - excluding capital floor (1) 11.7% 9.8% 11.4% 8.9% 11.4% 9.4% (1) For banks using the IRB approach for credit risk, there are statutory limits to the percentage by which the capital requirement may be reduced in the first two years of implementation. In 2008, the requirement could not be reduced by more than 10% of the requirement under the Basel I rules, whereas in 2009 not more than 20%. As of January 1, 2009, this "capital floor" no longer affects the total Risk Weighted Assets calculated for the Group.
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