2.2 Financial assets held for trading: breakdown by debtors/issuersA. CASH ACTIVITIESEntry/ValueBankinggroupInsurancecompaniesOthercompanies31.12.2007 31.12.20061. Debt securities 668,653 668,653 475,212a) Governments and Central Banks 44,309 44,309 56,853b) Other public entities 9,508 9,508 8,612c) Banks 571,314 571,314 399,435d) Other issuers 43,522 43,522 10,3122. Capital notes 61,082 61,082 8,754a) Banks 10,370 10,370 1,026b) Other issuers: 50,712 50,712 7,728- insurance companies 21,791 21,791 202- financial companies 1 1 6,259- non-financial companies 28,920 28,920 1,267- other3. Interests in collective investment undertakings 50 50 7,6244. Loansa) Governments and Central Banksb) Other public entitiesc) Banksd) Other parties5. Impaired assetsa) Governments and Central Banksb) Other public entitiesc) Banksd) Other issuers6. Assets sold and not written off 39,813 39,813 46,620a) Governments and Central Banks 14,855b) Other public entitiesc) Banks 39,813 39,813 31,765d) Other issuersB. DERIVATIVE INSTRUMENTSTotal A 769,598 769,598 538,210a) Banks 157,925 157,925 268,761b) Customers 82,120 82,120 45,148Total B 240,045 240,045 313,909Total (A+B) 1,009,643 1,009,643 852,11979
2.3.1 Financial assets held for trading pertaining to the banking group: derivative instrumentsType of derivative/Underlying assetA) LISTED DERIVATIVESInterestratesCurrenciesand goldCapitalnotesReceivables Other 31.12.2007 31.12.20061. Financial derivatives: 20,541 20,541 7,625- With exchange of capital 6,791 6,791 289- Options acquired 6,778 6,778 289- Other derivatives 13 13- Without exchange of capital 13,750 13,750 7,336- Options acquired 13,750 13,750 7,336- Other derivatives2. Credit derivatives:- With exchange of capital- Without exchange of capitalB) NON-LISTED DERIVATIVESTotal A 20,541 20,541 7,6251. Financial derivatives: 182,886 14,990 20,948 680 219,504 306,284- With exchange of capital 992- Options acquired 992- Other derivatives- Without exchange of capital 182,886 14,990 20,948 680 219,504 305,292- Options acquired 85,256 14,990 20,948 680 121,874 202,561- Other derivatives 97,630 97,630 102,7312. Credit derivatives:- With exchange of capital- Without exchange of capitalTotal B 182,886 14,990 20,948 680 219,504 306,284Total (A+B) 182,886 14,990 41,489 680 240,045 313,9092.4.1 Cash financial assets held for trading pertaining to the banking group, other than those sold and not written off,and other than impaired: annual changesType of derivative/Underlying assetDebtsecuritiesCapital notesInterests incollectiveinvestmentundertakingsLoans 31.12.2007A. Opening balance 475,212 8,754 7,624 491,590B. Increases 5,484,098 3,677,523 1,887 9,163,508B1. Acquisitions 5,420,641 3,638,117 1,847 9,060,605B2. Positive fair value changes 5,429 2,485 7,914B3. Other changes 58,028 36,921 40 94,989C. Decreases 5,290,657 3,625,195 9,461 8,925,313C1. Sold 4,957,533 3,523,806 9,361 8,490,700C2. Reimbursements 280,502 280,502C3. Negative fair value changes 10,724 1,034 85 11,843C4. Other changes 41,898 100,355 15 142,268D. Closing balance 668,653 61,082 50 729,78580
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