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1.6 Distribution over time by residual contractual maturity of financial assets and liabilities – Denominated in other currencies Details of the securitisations in which Group member companies (originators) subscribe the liabilities issued by special purpose entities, at the time of issue, are given in section 1, sub-section 1 – Credit risk, part C “Securitisations and the transfer of assets” in these notes and in the Management Report, which may be consulted. 441
4 BANKING GROUP - OPERATIONAL RISKS Qualitative information A. General aspects, procedures for the management and methods for the measurement of operational risk Operational risk is defined as the risk of loss resulting from inadequate or failed procedures, human resources and internal systems or from exogenous events. This type of risk includes loss resulting from fraud, human error, business disruption, system failure, non-performance of contracts and natural disasters. This definition includes the legal risk of losses resulting from violations of laws and regulations, and from contractual or non contractual responsibilities or from other litigation, but it does not include reputational and strategic risk. Operational risk is characterised by cause and effect relations for which one or more trigger events generate a prejudicial event or effect which is directly linked to an economic loss. An operational loss is therefore defined as a set of negative economic impacts resulting from events of an operational nature, recognised in the accounts of a business and sufficient to impact on the income statement. When formulating its policy to manage operational risk, the UBI Banca Group placed a particular focus on maintaining an appropriate risk profile that is consistent with the propensity to risk defined by senior management. It is Group policy to identify, measure and monitor operational risks within an overall process of operational risk management with the following objectives: – to identify the causes of prejudicial events at the origin of operational losses and consequently to increase corporate profitability and improve operational efficiency, by identifying critical areas and monitoring and optimising the system of controls; – to optimise policies to mitigate and transfer risk, such as for example, the use of insurance, on the basis of the magnitude and effective exposure to risk; – to optimise the allocation and absorption of capital for operational risk and provision policies in a perspective of creating value for shareholders; – to support decision-making processes concerning the start up of new business, activities, products and systems; – to develop an operational risk culture at business unit level, increasing awareness throughout units; – to respond to the regulatory requirements of the New Basel Accord on Capital for banks and banking groups. In the light of the regulatory context as set out by the Bank of Italy in the publication of Circular No. 263 of 27/12/2006, the UBI Banca Group has adopted the “traditional standardised approach” (TSA) in combined use with the “basic indicator approach” (BIA) for the calculation of capital requirements for operational risks and it has commenced the procedures for the authorisation by the supervisory authority for the use of an “advanced measurement approach” (AMA) internal model in combined use with the TSA and BIA approaches which should be completed by 17 th June 2012. 442
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Joint stock co-operative company Re
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▪ Principal risks and uncertainti
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REPORT ON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND
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A low risk profile The Group has no
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UBI Banca: company officers Honorar
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UBI Banca Group: the main investmen
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The rating As the sovereign debt cr
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Notice of call 1 An Ordinary Genera
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The macroeconomic scenario In a gen
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Monetary policy action taken by the
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imports (+24.9%) than in exports (+
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permanently balance public accounts
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In the light of the very serious cr
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total of the variable component of
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The “hour glass” shaped distrib
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dynamic use of credit recovery serv
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The contribution of the outstanding
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4 th -7 th July 2011 (offer period
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Action undertaken on the branch net
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Disposal of UBI Pramerica SGR opera
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Finally, the UBI Banca Group increa
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• the “Italian Banking Associat
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- the global financial crisis, whic
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As a result of new loan disbursemen
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Again with regard to financial educ
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As concerns the Foreign-Commercial
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This dialogue with customers is not
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The distribution network and positi
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The Italian distribution network of
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Remote channels Market coverage by
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• private individual customers ca
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Human resources The composition of
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The percentage of part-time employe
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Personnel management policies and i
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• the implementation of the “Va
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editions were published in 2011). A
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15. Barberini Sa (100% controlled)
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Companies consolidated using the eq
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- 22 nd February 2011: UBI Banca de
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total price of €77 million. Conse
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Reclassified consolidated financial
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Reclassified consolidated income st
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Reclassified consolidated income st
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Notes to the reclassified consolida
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marked improvement compared to €8
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elation to higher volumes of busine
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equity investments (including PerMi
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(+0.9%). The changes summarise the
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Brescia and €116.3 million of imp
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- the partial non deductibility of
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The comments that follow are based
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Total funding Total group funding,
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On the other hand, while significan
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In detail, institutional funding wa
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The public tender offer to purchase
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As concerns mutual investment funds
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General banking business with custo
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The ratio of lending to funding in
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The change recorded was caused by a
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unsecured non-performing loans (€
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Loans to customers: changes in dete
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The interbank market and the liquid
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Loans to banks: composition Changes
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The collateral pool also benefited
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Financial assets The year 2011 was
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- the Centrobanca corporate bond po
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Financial instruments held for trad
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Financial liabilities held for trad
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As concerns, on the other hand, por
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Exposures to some types of products
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SPE underlying assets Figures in mi
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The table below summarises on- and
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OTC interest rate derivatives: deta
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OTC derivatives: first five counter
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Fair value reserves of available-fo
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illion) and on the other hand for t
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The system of internal control The
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from the scope of the regulations f
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Consolidated companies: the princip
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Direct funding from customers Figur
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The performance of the main consoli
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exposures secured by real estate pr
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million) and other services (+€5.
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BANCA POPOLARE COMMERCIO E INDUSTRI
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accounts and deposits and term depo
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- net interest income reached €16
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BANCA POPOLARE DI ANCONA SPA Figure
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under management, which fell overal
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million) and the repurchase of own
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CENTROBANCA SPA Figures in thousand
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principally to new classifications
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- the net result for financial acti
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IW BANK SPA Figures in thousands of
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overdrafts, while the remaining €
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y the “Company restructuring prog
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UBI PRAMERICA SGR SPA Figures in th
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UBI FACTOR SPA Figures in thousands
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impaired loans - attributable mainl
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managers of Banca Popolare Commerci
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Development Decree - Decree Law No.
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‐ the tax treatment of provisions
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a different criterion is used to ca
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Further details of tax inspections
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In 2011, UBI Banca obtained visibil
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meetings with representatives of bo
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Legislation on the protection of pe
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• risks defined as measurable, fo
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uncertainty surrounding the outcome
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Compliance of corporate health and
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STATEMENT OF THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF
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Certification of the consolidated f
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Independent auditors’ report 226
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Consolidated Balance Sheet
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Consolidated Income Statement figur
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Statement of changes in consolidate
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Consolidated Statement of Cash Flow
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PART A - Accounting policies A.1 -
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Accounting policies The accounting
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The income statement of the investo
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39. UBI Finance Srl Milan euro 10,0
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▪ ▪ ▪ 14 th March 2012: the U
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consequent absence of taxable incom
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List of the main IFRS standards end
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Reg. 1126/2008, SIC 7 Introduction
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1.2. Definition of financial assets
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performance by stock markets rather
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3.4 Derecognition criteria Held-to-
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original loan contract, or in the p
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The methods used for measurement of
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6.3 Measurement criteria Investment
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individual renewals, or if the asse
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An intangible asset is recognised i
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(a) within asset item 120 of the ba
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10.1. Current tax assets and liabil
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might affect the amount required to
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14.3.2 Post-employment benefits and
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Interest is recognised on an accrua
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Level 2 Where no prices are availab
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A.3.2.1 Accounting portfolios: dist
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2.2 Financial assets held for tradi
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3.3. Financial assets at fair value
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4.4 Available-for-sale financial as
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6.2 Loans to banks: assets subject
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- 5 % auto sector; - 3 % aeronautic
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SECTION 10 Equity investments - Ite
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10.3 Annual changes in equity inves
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SECTION 11 Technical reserves of re
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These valuation methods were perfor
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Details of the item “Goodwill”
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13.2 Annual changes in intangible a
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comparable transactions for corpora
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Second level impairment test Becaus
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Cash Generating Unit Increase in th
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No deferred tax assets were recogni
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14.7 Other information The tables a
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15.2 Other information Nothing to r
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SECTION 2 Due to customers - Item 2
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Details of item A.1 “Subordinated
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SECTION 4 Financial liabilities hel
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6.2 Hedging derivatives: compositio
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11.2 Other information The demograp
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demographic tables; the characteri
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Changes in liabilities in 2011 for
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The economic and financial assumpti
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• degree of “innovation” in t
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year, for 2004 the tax authorities
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Banca Carime (2003 and 2004) increa
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15.2 Share capital - Number of shar
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Also, with regard to the conversion
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UBI Leasing SpA + €353 thousand R
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5. Management and intermediation on
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1.4 Interest expense and similar: c
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2.2 Commission expense: composition
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SECTION 6 Income (loss) from dispos
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8.2 Net impairment losses on availa
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SECTION 9 Net premiums - Item 150 9
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SECTION 12 Net provisions for risks
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SECTION 16 Profits (losses) of equi
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SECTION 19 Profits (losses) on disp
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SECTION 21 Post-tax profit after ta
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(v) (vi) (vii) (viii) (ix) (x) on 5
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368
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- AMA) - in combined use with the t
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1.2 Policies for the management of
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- it works with the Rating Desk and
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Credit processes within the network
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Credit risk management policy A pro
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Policy for the distribution of mort
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- pledge. In the case of mortgage c
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Quantitative information A. Credit
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A.1.3 Banking Group - On- and off-b
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A.1.7 Banking Group - On-balance sh
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Page 405 and 406: C.2 Transfers C.2.1 Financial asset
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Page 439 and 440: 1.3 Distribution over time by resid
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Page 449 and 450: Quantitative information The graphs
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