Examples of Total Risk Exposure Amount in a sentence
Guidance The expression of both CET1 Capital and the Combined Buffer Requirement above is in absolute terms rather than as a percentage of the Total Risk Exposure Amount.
This is calculated based on the Total Risk Exposure Amount (“TREA”) and also based on the Leverage Ratio Exposure Measure (“LREM”).
These and other regulatory changes, and the resulting actions taken to address such regulatory changes, may have an adverse impact on the Group’s, and therefore the Issuer’s, performance and financial condition, which could in turn affect the levels of Group CET1 Capital and Group Total Risk Exposure Amount and, therefore, the resulting Group CET1 Ratio.
Failure to deliver a Conversion Notice shall not prevent Conversion and Conversion shall not constitute a default under the Capital Securities.(i) The Issuer’s calculation of its Group CET1 Capital, Group Total Risk Exposure Amount and Group CET1 Ratio, as well as any certificate delivered to the Fiscal Agent stating that a Trigger Event has occurred, shall be binding on the Holders and the Couponholders.
The additional risk exposure amount due to fixed overheads is the exposure that forms part of the Company’s Total Risk Exposure Amount for the calculation of the capital ratios (refer to table 6).
After a three-years transition period the TLAC ratio should be at least 18% of the Total Risk Exposure Amount (“TREA”) and 6,75% of the Leverage Ratio Exposure Measure (“LREM”) (pursuant to Art.
CRD IV introduced significant changes in the prudential regulatory regime applicable to banks, including: increased minimum capital ratios; changes to the definition of capital and the calculation of risk weighted assets or Group Total Risk Exposure Amount; and the introduction of new measures relating to leverage, liquidity and funding.
For Belfius Bank, the MREL requirement on a consolidated basis is set at 22.73% of Total Risk Exposure Amount (TREA) and 7.87% of Leverage Ratio Exposure (LRE).
The following table illustrates the reconciliation between the total assets on the balance sheet and Total Risk Exposure Amount (“TREA”).
Changes in the Group CET1 Ratio may be caused by changes in the amount of Group CET1 Capital and/or Group Total Risk Exposure Amount (each of which shall be calculated by the Issuer on a consolidated basis and such calculation shall be binding on the Holders), as well as changes to their respective definition and interpretation under the Capital Regulations.