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S.10.01 — Securities lending and repos

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S.10.01 — Securities lending and repos

General comments:

This section relates to annual submission of information for individual entities.

This template contains an item–by–item list of securities lending transactions and repurchase agreements (buyer and seller) contracts, held directly by the undertaking (i.e. not on a look– through basis), which also include the liquidity swaps referred to in Article 309(2)(f) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/35.

It shall be reported only when the value of the underlying securities on and off-balance sheet involved in lending or repurchase agreements, with maturity date falling after the reporting reference date represent more than 5 % of the total investments as reported in C0010/R0070 and C0010/R0220 of template S.02.01.

All contracts that are on the balance sheet or off-balance sheet shall be reported. The information shall include all contracts in the reporting period regardless of whether they were open or closed at the reporting date. For contracts which are part of a roll–over strategy, where they substantially are the same transaction, only open positions shall be reported.

A repurchase agreement (repo) is defined as the sale of securities together with an agreement for the seller to buy back the securities at a later date. Securities lending is defined as the lending of securities by one party to another, which requires that the borrower provides the lender with collateral.

Items shall be reported with positive values unless otherwise stated in the respective instructions.

The asset categories referred to in this template are the ones defined in Annex IV — Assets Categories of this Regulation and references to CIC codes refer to Annex VI — CIC table of this Regulation.

Each repo and securities lending contract shall be reported in as many rows as needed to provide the information requested. If for one item one option fits one part of the instrument being reported and a different option fits the other part, then the contract needs to be unbundled unless is stated otherwise in the instructions.

ITEM INSTRUCTIONS
C0040 Portfolio Distinction between life, non–life, shareholder’s funds, general
(no split) and ring-fenced
funds. Underlying assets of life
technical provisions shall
be assigned to life portfolio and
underlying assets of non-life technical provisions shall
be
assigned to non-life portfolio (by applying the available most
precise split).
One of the options in the following closed list shall be used:
1 —
Life
2 —
Non–life
3 —
Ring fenced funds
4 —
Other internal fund
5 —
Shareholders’ funds
6 —
General
The split is not mandatory, unless otherwise required by the
national supervisory authority, except for identifying ring
fenced funds, but shall be reported if the undertaking uses it
internally. When an undertaking does not apply a split
‘general’ shall be used.
For assets held off–balance sheet this item shall not be
reported.
C0050 Fund number Applicable to assets held in ring fenced funds or other internal
funds,
defined according to national markets, in particular
regarding funds (asset portfolios) supporting life products.
Number
or code
which is attributed by the undertaking,
corresponding to the unique number
or code
assigned to each
fund. This number
or code
has to be consistent over time and
shall be used to identify the same funds in other templates
(e.g.
in S.06.02, S.14.01). It shall not be re–used for a different
fund.
The Fund Number is not mandatory, unless otherwise required
by the national supervisory authority.
C0060 Asset category Identify the asset category of the underlying asset
lent/provided as part of a securities lending transactions or
repurchase agreements.
Use the categories defined in Annex IV —
Assets Categories
of this Regulation.
C0070 Counterparty Name of the counterparty of the contract.
Name When available, this item corresponds to the entity name in the
LEI database. When not available, corresponds to the legal
name.
C0080 Counterparty
code
Identification code of the counterparty using the Legal Entity
Identifier (LEI) if available.
If none is available, this item shall not be reported.
C0090 Type of
counterparty code
Identification of the code used for the ‘Counterparty Code’
item. One of the options in the following closed list shall be
used:
1 —
LEI
9 —
None
C0100 Counterparty
asset category
Identify the most significant asset category borrowed/received
as part of a securities lending transactions or repurchase
agreements.

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Use the asset categories defined in Annex IV —
Assets
Categories of this Regulation.
C0110
contracts
Asset held in
unit–linked and
index–linked
Identify if the underlying asset identified in C0060 is held by
unit linked and index linked contracts. One of the options in
the following closed list shall be used:
1 —
Unit–linked or index–linked
2 —
Neither unit–linked nor index–linked
C0120 Position in the
contract
Identify whether the undertaking is a buyer or seller in the repo
or a lender or borrower in the securities lending. One of the
options in the following closed list shall be used:
1 —
Buyer in a repo
2 —
Seller in a repo
3 —
Lender in a securities lending
4 —
Borrower in a securities lending
C0130 Near leg amount Represents the following amounts:

Buyer in a repo: amount received at the contract
inception

Seller in a repo: amount ceded at the contract inception

Lender in a securities lending: amount received as
guarantee at the contract inception

Borrower in a securities lending: amount or market
value of the securities received at the contract inception
C0140 Far leg amount This item is only applicable for repos and represents the
following amounts:

Buyer in a repo: amount ceded at the contract maturity

Seller in a repo: amount received at the contract
maturity
C0150 Start date Identify the ISO 8601 (yyyy–mm–dd) code of the contract start
date. The contract start date refers to the date when obligations
under the contract come into effect.
C0160 Maturity date Identify the ISO 8601 (yyyy–mm–dd) code of the contract
closing date. Even if the contract is on an open call basis, there
is usually a date when the contract expires. In these cases this
date must be reported if no call occurs before.
An agreement is considered closed when it has matured, a call
occurs or the agreement is cancelled.
For contracts with no defined maturity date report ‘9999–12–
31’.

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C0170 Solvency II
Value
This item is only applicable for contracts that are still open at
the reporting date.
Value of the repo or securities lending contract, following
Article 75 of Directive 2009/138/EC rules for valuation of
contracts.
This value can be positive, negative or zero.