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Credit Analytics

EBA ROADMAPS - Overview

ROADMAP FOR IFRS 9 DELIVERABLES

The EBA is scrutinising the effective implementation of

International Financial Reporting Standard 9 (IFRS 9) in the European Union

IFRS 9

IFRS 9 quantitative monitoring

Extension of the ITS on benchmarking to HDPs for IFRS 9 purpose

Publication of some selected indicators in the EBA Risk Dashboard at aggregated country level and on a quarterly basis

Integration of the SA /smaller institutions

into the quantitative part of the benchmarking exercise

Qualitative questionnaire launch in July 2019 until November 2019

Quantitative monitoring

IFRS 9 reporting template included in the ITS for 2021

Phase 1: H1 2020

Phase 2: Not before 2021

Phase 3: not before 2021

IFRS 9 qualitative monitoring

Monitoring of IFRS 9 implementation by EU institutions (medium-/long-term impact)

Follow-up on the EBA Guidelines on expected credit losses and EBA Guidelines for communication between

supervisors and auditors in the context of IFRS 9

Monitoring of IFRS 9 implementation by

EU institutions, e.g. EBA report "First observations on the impact and implementation of IFRS9 by EU institutions" 20 DEC 2018.

Qualitative monitoring

Ongoing monitoring of IFRS 9

transitional provisions

Phase 1: 2016 - 2018

Phase 2: Q3/Q4 2020

Phase 2: Not Known

Goals of the roadmap

a) reviewing the

regulatory setting

of the IRB

approach;

b) ensuring

supervisory

consistency; and

c) increasing

transparency

based on

standardised and

comparable

templates.

IRB

Status approval Technical standards for the IRB assesment methdology

Phase 1: IRB assesment methodology

RTS under Articles 144(2), 173(3) and 180(3b) on the assessment methodology

  • Planned Q1 2016
  • Finalised Q2 2016
  • Awaiting endorsement by the commission

Status New Definition of Default

Phase 2: Definition of Default

RTS under

Article 178(6) on the materiality

threshold for past due credit

obligations GL under Article 178(7) on the Currently in force

application of the definition of

default

  • Planned mid-2016
  • Finalised Q3 2016
  • Currently in force

Status RTS and GL on risk parameter estimation and treatment of defaulted assets

Phase 3: New RTSs and GLs for IRB approach

RTS Economic Downturn

  • Planned mid-2017
  • Finalised Q4 2018
  • Awaiting endorsement by the comission

Guidelines on LGD dowturn calibration

  • Not scheduled
  • Finalised Q1 2019

Guidelines on PD and LGD estimattions

  • Planned mid-2017
  • Finalised Q4 2017
  • Currently in force

Status RTS and GL on credit risk migration

Phase 4: Credit Risk Migration

The following RTSs were planned for end 2017 but have been indefinitly postponed

  • Recognition of conditional guarantees [article 183(6)]
  • Liquid assets [article 194(10)]
  • Master netting agreements [Article 221(9)]

EBA/GL/2020/05 Guidelines

on credit risk mitigation for institutions applying the IRB approach

with own estimates of LGDs

  • Planned Q1 2020
  • Finalised Q2 2020
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