1 min readSwitched off by EBA on 13 September 2026EBA reporting framework 4.2Updated 10 November 2026

On-balance sheet items: the sum of six sheets cannot be more than amount (column 0320, EBA rule v7373_m)

A check in the own funds and capital requirements return (COREP own funds), on templates C 14.00, detailed information on securitisations and C 14.01, (CR sec details) Detailed information on securitisations by approach.

EBA switched this rule off for filings submitted from 13 September 2026, in a quarterly update to its list of validation rules. It no longer applies, so a failure here does not count, and Line4 Check does not run it.

The rule in plain words

For on-balance sheet items: these six added up, all for mezzanine cannot be more than amount:

  • Internal assessment approach
  • Standardised approach for securitisations (sec-SA)
  • 1250% for positions not subject to any method
  • Specific treatment for senior tranches of qualifying NPE securitisations
  • External ratings-based approach for securitisation positions (sec-erba)
  • Internal ratings-based approach for securitisation positions (sec-IRBA)

The template it checks

Detailed information on securitisations (C 14.00)

Column

  • 0240AMOUNT

(CR sec details) Detailed information on securitisations by approach (C 14.01)

Column

  • 0320MEZZANINE

Sheets

  • 0010Standardised approach for securitisations (SEC-SA)
  • 0020External ratings-based approach for securitisation positions (SEC-ERBA)
  • 0030Internal ratings-based approach for securitisation positions (SEC-IRBA)
  • 00401250% for positions not subject to any method
  • 0050Internal assessment approach
  • 0060Specific treatment for senior tranches of qualifying NPE securitisations
Show the rule as writtenShow

EBA's formula. Cells are written as {template, row, column, sheet}.

sum({C_14.01,,c0320,s0050},{C_14.01,,c0320,s0010},{C_14.01,,c0320,s0040},{C_14.01,,c0320,s0060},{C_14.01,,c0320,s0020},{C_14.01,,c0320,s0030}) <= {C_14.00,,c0240,}

Every COREP own funds rule, by template

Checks like this one, run at the point of submission, are the first step to real-time supervision.