Division Table 1: Capital Adequacy: Internal Rati - Financial Sector (Collection of Data) (reporting standard) determination No. 50 of 2023 - Table 1: Capital Adequacy: Internal Ratings-based Approach to Credit Risk

Specific instructions

Table 1: Capital Adequacy: Internal Ratings-based Approach to Credit Risk

Scope

Table 1 captures the credit risk-weighted assets (RWA) and risk components of all exposures under the internal ratings-based approach to credit risk, except the following specifically excluded items (refer to APS 113):

(a) assets or investments that are required to be deducted from Tier 1 or Tier 2 capital under Prudential Standard APS 111 Capital Adequacy: Measurement of Capital;

(b) securitisation exposures, which are subject to the requirements of APS 120; and

Reporting basis

Complete Table 1 for all exposures that use the internal ratings-based approach to credit risk, excluding exposures held by New Zealand subsidiaries.

The table is to be completed at Level 1 and Level 2 by all ADIs other than foreign ADIs and providers of purchased payment facilities.

If an ADI is a subsidiary of a NOHC, the report at Level 2 is to be provided by the ADI’s immediate parent NOHC.[2]

Report data as at the end of the reporting period.

When used together, the symbols <= mean less than or equal to and the symbols >= mean greater than or equal to.

Reporting tables

The table described in this reporting standard lists each of the data fields required to be reported. The data fields are listed sequentially in the column order that they will appear in the reported data set. Constraints on the data that can be reported for each field have also been provided. The Unique identifier column indicates which field or fields form the primary key of the table. Where a field has ‘Y’ in the Unique identifier column, this denotes that this field forms part of the primary key for the table. A blank cell in the Unique identifier column means that the field does not form part of the primary key for the table. Any specific combination of values in the fields that form the primary key of a table must not appear on more than one row in that table when reported

Units of measurement

Unless otherwise specified, report all values in whole Australian dollars (no decimal place).

Percentages are to be reported as an unconverted number to two decimal places or as specified. For example, 12.34 per cent is to be reported as 0.1234.

Convert amounts denominated in foreign currency to Australian dollars in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards.

	Name	Unique identifier	Valid values	Description
1	Exposure classification	Y	SovereignFinancial institutionCorporate - large - non-IPRECorporate - large - IPRECorporate - SME - non-IPRECorporate - SME - IPRECorporate - other - non-IPRECorporate - other - IPRERetail - SMERetail - QRRRetail - residential mortgages - owner occupied and principal and interestRetail - residential mortgages - five or more investment propertiesRetail - residential mortgages - otherRetail - otherSupervisory slotting - project financeSupervisory slotting - object financeSupervisory slotting - commodities financeSupervisory slotting - IPREExposures to residual value	Exposures that are excluded from the scope of APS 113 (paragraph 11) would be reported in the relevant table.Exposure classes are as defined in APS 113. Also refer to Prudential Practice Guide APG 113 Internal Ratings-based Approach to Credit Risk for further details on the definitions.Exposures to residual value captures the residual value of IRB lease exposures that expose an ADI to residual value risk. Refer to Attachment A of APS 113. Non-IRB lease exposures and related residual value exposures would be reported in ARS 112.Where Exposures to residual value is selected in column 1, for columns 2 to 17, populate the non-numeric columns with Not Applicable or No as appropriate and leave the numeric columns blank.
2	RWA overlay	Y	YesNo	This column applies to exposure classes in column 1 in which there are RWA overlays, defined as any additional RWA amount, initiated by APRA or the ADI, implemented as a direct add-on as opposed to an adjustment to a model or a risk parameter (e.g. PD).For each exposure class with an RWA overlay, report Yes in column 2 and report the total RWA overlay without the 1.1 scalar in column 20. For columns 3 to 19 and 22 to 23, populate the non-numeric columns with Not Applicable or No as appropriate and leave the numeric columns blank.For all other exposures, report No in this column and populate columns 3 to 23 as per the instructions. RWA reported in column 20 must not contain any overlay.To clarify, for an exposure class with an RWA overlay, there should be a single row that captures the total RWA overlay for that exposure class. The sum of RWA over rows with Yes and No in column 2 will be the total RWA for that exposure class.For RWA overlays that span multiple exposure classes, the overlay amount should be split across each applicable exposure class.
3	Purchased receivable	Y	YesNo	For purchased receivables, report Yes. For all other exposures, report No.
4	Asset value correlation multiplier (AVCM)	Y	YesNo	For financial institution exposures subject to an AVCM of 1.25, report Yes. For all other exposures, report No.
5	On/off balance sheet	Y	On-balance sheetOff-balance sheetNot Applicable	Off-balance sheet exposures include both non-market-related (including undrawn commitments) and market-related off-balance sheet transactions.For Exposures to residual value, report Not Applicable.
6	Nature of transaction	Y	Direct credit substitutesSale and repurchase agreements and asset sales with recourseLending of securities or posting of securities as collateralForward asset purchases, forward deposits and partly paid shares and securitiesOther off-balance sheet items that are credit substitutesUnsettled securities, commodities and foreign exchange transactions accounted for at settlement dateOther commitments with certain drawdownNote issuance and revolving underwriting facilitiesPerformance-related contingenciesOther commitments (40% CCF)Other commitments (100% CCF)Short-term self-liquidating trade letters of credit arising from the movement of goodsIntraday limitsIrrevocable standby commitments under industry support arrangementsModelled EADMarket-related exposureNot Applicable	Report the nature of the transaction for off-balance sheet exposures only. For all other exposures, report Not Applicable.Transaction types are defined in Attachment C of APS 112 and Prudential Practice Guide APG 112 Standardised Approach to Credit Risk.Select Modelled EAD for exposures that use internal estimates of EAD (e.g. revolving retail exposures).Select Market-related exposure for exposures that expose an ADI to counterparty credit risk (refer to APS 113).
7	Weighted average credit conversion factor (CCF)		Percentage to 2 decimal places	Report the exposure-weighted average CCF for rows with Modelled EAD in column 6.Note that the average should be calculated as the exposure (after CRM and CCF) weighted average for each relevant row.For all other rows, leave this column blank.
8	Slotting category	Y	StrongGoodSatisfactoryWeakDefaultNot Applicable	Report the slotting category for exposures subject to the supervisory slotting approach only. For all other exposures, report Not Applicable.Where the exposure is slotted, for columns 9 to 17, populate the non-numeric columns with Not Applicable and leave the numeric columns blank.
9	Internal probability of default (PD) grade	Y	Text	Report the label assigned to the internal PD grade or pool (e.g. A1, B1, etc.).The allocation of exposures to each PD grade should be made after the application of regulatory floors on PD.For rows to which this column does not apply (e.g. slotted exposures), report Not Applicable.
10	Probability of default (PD)		Percentage to 5 decimal places	For each internal PD grade or pool in column 9, report the PD estimate for the internal grade or pool.For rows to which this column does not apply (e.g. slotted exposures), leave this column blank.
11	Prescribed loss given default (LGD) category	Y	Eligible financial collateral (0%)Eligible financial receivables (20%)Eligible CRE or RRE (20%)Other eligible physical collateral (25%)Senior unsecured (5%)Senior unsecured (25%)Senior unsecured (40%)Senior unsecured (45%)Senior unsecured (50%)Subordinated debt (75%)Dilution risk (100%)Not Applicable	This column contains the FIRB LGD categories in APS 113 and is applicable to exposures subject to the FIRB approach and the dilution risk LGD category which is applicable to purchased receivable exposures. For all other exposures, report Not Applicable.Senior unsecured LGD categories include senior exposures secured by ineligible collateral under the FIRB approach.For partly secured exposures or exposures with mixed eligible collateral, exposures should be allocated to the relevant FIRB LGD categories as detailed in Attachment B of APS 113. For partly secured exposures, the amount reported in column 19 against a senior unsecured category should be calculated as , where E is the committed amount.The Dilution risk (100%) category is used for purchased receivables only. Refer to Attachment F of APS 113.
12	Loan-to-valuation ratio (LVR)	Y	0% to <= 50%50.01% to <= 60%60.01% to <= 70%70.01% to <= 80%80.01% to <= 90% - LMI80.01% to <= 90% - non-LMI90.01% to <= 100% - LMI90.01% to <= 100% - non-LMI> 100% - LMI> 100% - non-LMINot Applicable	This column is applicable to Retail - residential mortgages - owner occupied and principal and interest, Retail - residential mortgages - five or more investment properties and Retail - residential mortgages – Other exposures except where the exposure is a purchased receivable.Loan-to-valuation ratio (LVR) and lenders’ mortgage insurance (LMI) are defined in APS 112.Allocate exposures to the appropriate LVR-LMI band based on the exposure’s LVR and the application of eligible LMI.For all other exposures, report Not Applicable.
13	Internal LGD grade	Y	Text	This column captures internal LGD grades and is applicable to exposures subject to the AIRB or the retail IRB approach. For all other exposures, report Not Applicable.For ADIs that use discrete LGD grades for regulatory capital calculation, report the label given to the internal LGD grade (e.g. LGD1, LGD2, etc.).For ADIs that assign continuous LGD estimates for regulatory capital calculation, the estimates must first be grouped into LGD bands for reporting purposes and then report the label given to each band (e.g. LGD1, LGD2, etc.). It is up to the bank to determine the reasonable number of discrete bands for reporting purposes. The bands may be aligned with bands used internally for other purposes such as pricing.The allocation of exposures to each LGD grade or band should be made after the application of regulatory floors on LGD.For rows to which this column does not apply (e.g. slotted exposures), report Not Applicable.
14	Internal LGD estimate		Percentage to 3 decimal places	For each internal LGD grade in column 13, report the LGD estimate after the application of regulatory LGD floors. Where an ADI has formed LGD bands in column 13, report the exposure-weighted average LGD for each band after the application of regulatory LGD floors.For rows to which this column does not apply (e.g. slotted exposures), leave this column blank.
15	Maturity (M) band	Y	<1 yearEqual to 1 year>1 to <=2 years>2 to <=3 years>3 to <=4years>4 to <5 yearsEqual to 5 yearsNot Applicable	For sovereign, financial institution and corporate exposure classes report as follows:The <1 year band is for exposures that are exempt from the one-year maturity floor only.The allocation of exposures to each effective maturity band should be made after the application of regulatory caps and floors on effective maturity.For all other exposures, report Not Applicable.
16	Weighted average maturity (years)		Years to 3 decimal places	Report the exposure-weighted average effective maturity in years for each effective maturity band in column 15.Note that the average should be calculated as the exposure (after CRM and CCF) weighted average at the unique identifier level.For rows to which this column does not apply, leave this column blank.
17	Weighted average firm size		Whole dollars	For Corporate - SME - IPRE and Corporate - SME - non-IPRE exposures report the exposure-weighted average consolidated annual revenue for the purpose of calculating the firm-size adjustment.Note that the average should be calculated as the exposure (after CRM and CCF) weighted average for each relevant row.For all other exposures, leave this column blank.
18	Exposure before CRM and CCF		Whole dollars	For each row other than rows with Yes in column 2, report exposure before credit risk mitigation (CRM) and before CCF.
19	Exposure after CRM and CCF		Whole dollars	For each row other than rows with Yes in column 2, report exposure after CRM and after CCF.
20	Risk weighted assets (RWA) - Internal ratings-based (IRB)		Whole dollars	Report the RWA without the 1.1 scaling factor. Refer to Attachment A of APS 113.For RWA overlays, refer to the instructions for column 2.
21	Scaled RWA		Whole dollars	APRA calculated field.
22	Expected loss (EL) amount		Whole dollars	Report the EL amount.
23	RWA - Standardised		Whole dollars	For each row and exposures reported in column 19, report the equivalent standardised RWA calculated in accordance with APS 112.

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Table 1: Internal Ratings-based Approach to Credit Risk