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    S.01.03 — Basic information — RFF and matching adjustment portfolios Group

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    S.01.03 — Basic information — RFF and matching adjustment portfolios

    General comments:

    This section relates to the annual submission of information for groups.

    All ring-fenced funds and matching portfolios should be identified regardless of whether they are material for the purposes of submission of information.

    In the first table all ring-fenced funds and matching adjustments portfolios shall be reported. In case a ring-fenced fund has a matching portfolio not covering the full RFF three funds have to be identified, one for the RFF, other for the MAP inside the RFF and other for the remaining part of the fund (vice-versa for the situations where a MAP has an RFF).

    In the second table the relations between the funds as explained in previous paragraph are explained. Only the funds with such relations shall be reported in the second table.

    For group reporting the following specific requirements shall be met:

    • a) This information is applicable when method 1 as defined in Article 230 of Directive 2009/138/EC is used, either exclusively or in combination with method 2 as defined in Article 233 of Directive 2009/138/EC;
    • b) When combination method is being used, this information is to be submitted only for the part of the group calculated with method 1 as defined in Article 230 of Directive 2009/138/EC, and;
    • c) This information does not apply to groups when method 2 as defined in Article 233 of Directive 2009/138/EC is being used exclusively.
    ITEMINSTRUCTIONS
    List of
    all
    RFF/MA
    P
    (overlap
    s
    allowed)
    C0010Legal name of the
    undertaking
    Legal name of the undertaking within the scope of
    group supervision that holds the RFF/MAP
    C0020Identification code of the
    undertaking
    Identification code of the undertaking, using the
    following priority:
    – Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) mandatory if
    existing;
    – Specific code in case of absence of LEI code
    When the undertaking uses the option ‘Specific code’
    the following shall be considered:
    – For
    non-EEA
    undertakings
    and
    non – regulated undertakings within the scope of
    group
    supervision,
    identification
    code
    provided will be provided by the group. When
    allocating an identification code to each non – EEA or non-regulated undertaking, it should
    comply
    with
    the
    following
    format
    in
    a
    consistent manner:
    identification code of the parent undertaking +
    ISO 3166–1 alpha–2 code of the country of the
    undertaking + 5 digits
    C0030Type of code of the ID of
    the undertaking
    Type of ID Code used for the ‘Identification code of
    the undertaking’ item. One of the options in the
    following closed list shall be used:
    1 — LEI
    2 — Specific code
    C0040Fund/Portfolio NumberNumber, which is attributed by the undertaking,
    corresponding to the unique number assigned to each
    ring-fenced fund and matching portfolio. This number
    has to be consistent over time and shall be used to
    identify the ring-fenced funds and the matching
    portfolio number in other templates.
    C0050Name of ring-fenced
    fund/Matching
    adjustment portfolio
    Indicate the name of the ring-fenced fund and
    matching adjustment portfolio.
    When possible (if linked to a commercial product), the
    commercial name shall be used. If not possible, e.g. if
    the fund is linked to several commercial products, a
    different name shall be used.
    The name shall be unique and be kept consistent over
    time.
    C0060RFF/MAP/Remaining
    part of a fund
    Indicate if it is a ring-fenced fund or a matching
    portfolio. In the cases where other funds are included
    within one fund this cell shall identify the type of each
    fund or sub-fund. One of the options in the following
    closed list shall be used:
    1 — Ring-fenced fund
    2 — Matching portfolio
    3 — Remaining part of a fund
    C0070RFF/MAP with sub
    RFF/MAP
    Identify if the fund identified has other funds
    embedded. One of the options in the following closed
    list shall be used:
    1 — Fund with other funds embedded
    2 — Not a fund with other funds embedded
    Only the ‘mother’ fund shall be identified with option
    1.
    C0080MaterialIndicate if the ring-fenced fund or a matching
    portfolio is material for the purposes of detailed
    submission of information. One of the options in the
    following closed list shall be used:
    1 — Material
    2 — Not material
    In case of fund with other funds embedded, this item
    is to be reported only for the ‘mother’ fund.
    C0090Article 304Indicate whether the RFF is under Article 304 of
    Solvency II Directive. One of the following options
    shall be used:
    1 — RFF under Article 304 — with the option for the
    equity risk sub-module
    2 — RFF under Article 304 — without the option for
    the equity risk sub-module
    3 — RFF not under Article 304
    List of
    RFF/MA
    P with
    sub
    RFF/MA
    P
    C0100Number of RFF/MAP
    with sub RFF/MAP
    For the funds with other funds embedded (option 1
    reported in item C0070) identify the number as
    defined for item C0040.
    The fund shall be repeated for as many rows as
    needed to report the funds embedded.
    C0110Number of sub
    RFF/MAP
    Identify the number of the funds embedded in other
    funds as defined for item C0040.
    C0120Sub RFF/MAPIdentify if the nature of the fund embedded in other
    funds. One of the options in the following closed list
    shall be used:
    1 — Ring-fenced fund
    2 — Matching portfolio
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