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This paragraph sets out instructions that apply to the main types of transaction that are relevant when completing the AE templates: All transactions that increase the level of encumbrance of an institution have two aspects that shall be reported independently throughout the AE templates. Such transactions shall be reported both as a source of encumbrance and as an encumbered asset or collateral. The following examples describe how to report a type of transaction of this Part but the same rules apply to the other AE templates. (a) Collateralised deposit A collateralised deposit is reported as follows: (i) the carrying amount of the deposit is registered as a source of encumbrance in {AE-SOU; r070; c010}; (ii) where the collateral is an asset of the reporting institution: its carrying amount is reported in {AE-ASS; *; c010} and {AE-SOU; r070; c030}; its fair value is reported in {AE-ASS; *; c040}; (iii) where the collateral has been received by the reporting institution, its fair value is reported in {AE-COL; *; c010}, {AE-SOU; r070; c030} and {AE-SOU; r070; c040}. (b) Repo/matching repos A repurchase agreement (hereinafter “repo”) is reported as follows: (i) the carrying amount of the repo is reported as a source of encumbrance in {AE-SOU; r050; c010}; (ii) the collateral of the repo should be shown: (iii) where the collateral is an asset of the reporting institution: its carrying amount is reported in {AE-ASS; *; c010} and {AE-SOU; r050; c030}; its fair value is reported in {AE-ASS; *; c040}; (iv) where the collateral has been received by the reporting institution through a previous reverse repurchase agreement (matching repo), its fair value is reported in {AE-COL; *; c010}, {AE-SOU; r050; c030} and in {AE-SOU; r050; c040}. (c) Central bank funding As collateralised central bank funding is only a specific case of a collateralised deposit or a repo transaction in which the counterparty is a central bank, the rules in i) and ii) above apply. For operations where it is not possible to identify the specific collateral to each operation, as collateral is pooled together, the collateral breakdown must be done on a proportional basis, based on the composition of the pool of collateral. Assets that have been pre-positioned with central banks are not encumbered assets unless the central bank does not allow withdrawal of any assets placed without prior approval. For unused financial guarantees, the unused part, i.e. the amount above the minimum required by the central bank, is allocated on a pro-rata basis among the assets placed at the central bank. (d) Securities lending For securities lending with cash collateral the rules for repos/matching repos apply. Securities lending without cash collateral is reported as follows: (i) the fair value of the securities borrowed is reported as a source of encumbrance in {AE-SOU; r150; c010}. When the lender does not receive any securities in return for the securities lent but receives a fee instead, {AE-SOU; r150; c010} is reported as zero; (ii) where the securities lent as collateral are an asset of the reporting institution: their carrying amount is reported in {AE-ASS; *; c010} and {AE-SOU; r150; c030}; their fair value is reported in {AE-ASS; *; c040}; (iii) where the securities lent as collateral are received by the reporting institution, their fair value is reported in {AE-COL; *; c010}, {AE-SOU; r150; c030} and {AE-SOU; r150; c040}. (e) Derivatives (liabilities) Collateralised derivatives with a negative fair value are reported as follows: (i) the carrying amount of the derivative is reported as a source of encumbrance in {AE-SOU; r020; c010}; (ii) the collateral (initial margins required to open the position and any collateral placed for the market value of derivatives transactions) are reported as follows: (i) where it is an asset of the reporting institution: its carrying amount is reported in {AE-ASS; *; c010} and {AE-SOU; r020; c030}; its fair value is reported in {AE-ASS; *; c040}; (ii) where it is collateral received by the reporting institution, its fair value is reported in {AE-COL; *; c010}, {AE-SOU; r020; c030} and {AE-SOU; r020; c040}. (f) Covered bonds Covered bonds for the entire asset encumbrance reporting are instruments referred to in the first subparagraph of Article 52(4) of the Directive 2009/65/EU, irrespective of whether these instruments take the legal form of a security or not. No specific rules apply to covered bonds where there is no retention of part of the securities issued by the reporting institution. In case of retention of part of the issuance and in order to avoid double counting, the proposed treatment below shall apply: (i) where the own covered bonds are not pledged, the amount of the cover pool that is backing those securities retained and not yet pledged is reported in the AE-ASS templates as non-encumbered assets. Additional information about the retained covered bonds not yet pledged (underlying assets, fair value and eligibility of those available for encumbrance and nominal of those non-available for encumbrance) is reported in the AE-NPL template; (ii) where the own covered bonds are pledged, then the amount of the cover pool that is backing those securities retained and pledged is included in the AE-ASS template as encumbered assets. The following table sets out how to report covered bond issuance of EUR 100 of which 15 % is retained and not pledged and 10 % is retained and pledged as collateral in a EUR 11 repo transaction with a central bank, where the cover pool comprises unsecured loans and the carrying amount of the loans is EUR 150. SOURCES OF ENCUMBRANCE Type Amount Cells Loans encumbered Cells Covered bonds 75 % (100) = 75 {AE-Sources, r110, c010} 75 % (150) = 112,5 {AE-Assets, r100, c10} {AE-Sources, r110, c030} Central bank funding 11 {AE-Sources, r060, c010} 10 % (150) = 15 {AE-Assets, r100, c10} {AE-Sources, r060, c030} NON ENCUMBRANCE Type Amount Cells Non-encumbered loans Cells Own covered bonds retained 15 % 100 = 15 {AE-Not pledged, r010, c040} 15 % (150) = 22,5 {AE-Assets, r100, c60} {AE-Not pledged, r020, c010} (g) Securitisations Securitisations mean debt securities held by the reporting institution originated in a securitisation transaction as defined in Article 4(61) of Regulation (EU) No 575/2013. For securitisations that remain in the balance sheet (non-derecognised), the rules for covered bonds apply. For derecognised securitisations, there is no encumbrance where the institution holds some securities. Those securities will appear in the trading book or in the banking book of the reporting institutions as any other security issued by a third party.