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AI Summary of Article 112 Exposure classes

The regulatory framework delineates specific exposure classes to enhance clarity in risk assessment and management. These categories range from exposures to central governments and public sector entities, to those involving institutions and corporates, ensuring comprehensive coverage of potential financial interactions.

Additional consideration is given to retail exposures, secured mortgages, and various forms of equity and securitisation positions. This structured classification not only aids in compliance with regulatory standards but also facilitates effective monitoring of credit risk across diverse portfolios.

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Article 112 Exposure classes

Each exposure shall be assigned to one of the following exposure classes:

(a) exposures to central governments or central banks;

(b) exposures to regional governments or local authorities;

(c) exposures to public sector entities;

(d) exposures to multilateral development banks;

(e) exposures to international organisations;

(f) exposures to institutions;

(g) exposures to corporates;

(h) retail exposures;

(i) exposures secured by mortgages on immovable property and ADC exposures;

(j) exposures in default;

(k) subordinated debt exposures;

(l) exposures in the form of covered bonds;