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Conting<strong>en</strong>t liabilities relate primarily to transactions in which Rabobank Group stands surety for commitm<strong>en</strong>tsof third parties.At 31 December2008 2007(in millions of euro)Guarantees, etc............................................................................................... 9,515 8,992Irrevocable letters of cre<strong>dit</strong>............................................................................ 1,540 2,402Other conting<strong>en</strong>t liabilities ............................................................................ 208 21Total conting<strong>en</strong>t liabilities ........................................................................... 11,263 11,415Conting<strong>en</strong>t liabilities secured by assets were € 95 million at 31 December 2008 compared to € 28 million at 31December 2007.Guarantees relate both to cre<strong>dit</strong> and non-cre<strong>dit</strong> substitute guarantees. Cre<strong>dit</strong>-substitute guarantees areguarantees giv<strong>en</strong> by Rabobank Group <strong>en</strong>tities in respect of cre<strong>dit</strong> granted to customers by a third party. Manyof them are expected to expire without being drawn on and therefore do not necessarily repres<strong>en</strong>t future cashoutflows.Irrevocable letters of cre<strong>dit</strong> mainly secure paym<strong>en</strong>ts to a third party for a customer’s foreign and domestictra<strong>de</strong> transactions in or<strong>de</strong>r to finance a shipm<strong>en</strong>t of goods. Rabobank Group’s cre<strong>dit</strong> r<strong>is</strong>k in these transactions<strong>is</strong> limited since these transactions are collateral<strong>is</strong>ed by the commo<strong>dit</strong>y shipped and are of a short duration.Other conting<strong>en</strong>t liabilities mainly relate to acceptances of bills and are of a short-term nature. As <strong>de</strong>scribedbelow, facilities mainly constitute unused portions of irrevocable cre<strong>dit</strong> facilities granted to corporate cli<strong>en</strong>ts.Many of these facilities are for a fixed duration and bear interest at a floating rate. Most of the unused portionof irrevocable cre<strong>dit</strong> facilities <strong>is</strong> secured by customers’ assets or counter-guarantees by the c<strong>en</strong>tral governm<strong>en</strong>tand exempted bodies un<strong>de</strong>r the regulatory requirem<strong>en</strong>ts. Irrevocable facilities also inclu<strong>de</strong> commitm<strong>en</strong>ts ma<strong>de</strong>to purchase securities to be <strong>is</strong>sued by governm<strong>en</strong>ts and private <strong>is</strong>suers.Irrevocable facilities relate to all irrevocable facilities that could lead to l<strong>en</strong>ding.At 31 December2008 2007(in millions of euro)Unused cre<strong>dit</strong> facilities ................................................................................. 30,878 35,553Other ............................................................................................................. 510 770Total irrevocable facilities .......................................................................... 31,388 36,323Revocable cre<strong>dit</strong> facilities ............................................................................. 44,402 36,432Total cre<strong>dit</strong>-related and conting<strong>en</strong>t liabilities ........................................... 75,790 72,755Capital a<strong>de</strong>quacyCapital a<strong>de</strong>quacy and the use of capital are monitored by Rabobank Group and its subsidiaries, employingtechniques based on the gui<strong>de</strong>lines <strong>de</strong>veloped by the Basel Committee on Banking Regulations andSuperv<strong>is</strong>ory Practices (the “Basel Committee”) and implem<strong>en</strong>ted by the EU and the Dutch leg<strong>is</strong>lator and theDutch C<strong>en</strong>tral Bank (De Ne<strong>de</strong>rlandsche Bank, or “DNB”) for superv<strong>is</strong>ory purposes.273

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