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MNB Decree No. 32/2009 - Magyar Nemzeti Bank

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<strong>MNB</strong> data collection identification number: H34<br />

Completion instructions for the report<br />

Composition of loans extended to households<br />

I. General instructions<br />

1. With respect to EEA branches the scope of data suppliers is revised annually on the basis of the<br />

supervisory balance sheet of 30 June. EEA branches with new data supplier obligations shall submit<br />

their data supplies from the year following the year of the size limit review. The tables of this report<br />

shall also indicate the loans provided to own employees, consequently, it shall be completed by banks<br />

whose loan portfolio contains loans to employees only.<br />

2. HUF housing loans provided to own employees not subsidized by the state must be reported in<br />

coloumns/rows “market priced and other”. If the entity provides the housing loans to its own<br />

employees in foreign currency, those must be reported as fx-based housing loans without separation.<br />

Mandatory compliances within the data supply and as they relate to the supervisory balance sheet as<br />

referred to in point 5 of Annex 3 of this <strong>Decree</strong> are listed in the technical guidelines available on the<br />

official website of the <strong>MNB</strong>. Reported data related to summarized loan portfolio must be equal to the<br />

summarized stock of loan provided to households in the Supervisory Balance Sheet (F01, F08, F09) or<br />

in the data supply containing the data of foreign branches (F77, F79, F80) with credit institutions<br />

having branches abroad.<br />

II. Detailed instructions for the completion of the tables<br />

Table 01<br />

The table shall contain the stock data representing exposure based on the classification categories under<br />

the relevant statutory provisions governing the criteria of the classification and evaluation of<br />

outstanding debts. The net and gross book value of the portfolios is to be provided in each<br />

classification group. The ratio of the two shall comply with the provisions of Government <strong>Decree</strong><br />

250/2000 (XII. 24.) on the Classification and evaluation of outstanding debt, investments, off-balance<br />

sheet items and collateral. In relation to written off and problematic and non problematic sold debt,<br />

aggregated data for the reference year shall be indicated.<br />

For the purposes of breakdown of the portfolio – as a difference from previous years – not the<br />

maturity by items must be reported but it must be classified on the basis of the most-earlier-matured<br />

receivable against certain client. Though the following criteria shall apply when filling in this part of the<br />

table:<br />

:<br />

The claim is overdue, if the capital or interest redemption is overdue or the credit institution renders it<br />

overdue or it becomes overdue ont he basis of relevant legal regulation and the credit institution has<br />

not written it off as unrecoverable debt according to accounting standards. In the table only the capital<br />

claims must be reported in gross book value.<br />

In coloumn „problem free” only those items shall be reported where the performance is according to<br />

the agreement.<br />

All the items against certain client must be indicated in the row of the most-earlier-matured claim. If<br />

the credit institution has more than one agreement or more than one type of agreement with certain<br />

client, the total stock related to that client must be broken down by types in the coloumn of the mostearlier-matured<br />

item. Most-earlier-matured capital or interest claim is the claim not performed by the<br />

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