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Counterparty Type 2 Row Charge

Calculate the Type 2 Row Charge instantly.

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Type 2 Row Charge

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1Step 1

Row LGD

Row LGD=max(Gross Receivable AmountCollateral / Guarantee Value,0)\textit{Row LGD} = \max(\textit{Gross Receivable Amount} - \textit{Collateral / Guarantee Value}, 0)
2Step 2

Type 2 Row Charge

Type 2 Row Charge=Row LGD×Article 202 Factor\textit{Type 2 Row Charge} = \textit{Row LGD} \times \textit{Article 202 Factor}

Understand the Counterparty Type 2 Row Charge

Overview

This calculator isolates one Type 2 receivable row.[1] It nets collateral or guarantees from the gross receivable amount and applies the selected Article 202 factor.

Input Terms

  • Gross Receivable Amount: The receivable balance before collateral or guarantee offset.
  • Collateral / Guarantee Value: The eligible mitigation amount prepared for the row.
  • Article 202 Factor: The selected factor for the row, normally 15% for balances due for less than three months or 90% for balances due for more than three months.

Technical Rationale

The calculator applies:

`LGD = max(Gross Amount - Collateral / Guarantees, 0)`

`Capital Charge = LGD x Article 202 Factor`

This keeps the row charge separate from the parent Type 2 aggregation and makes prepared aging and collateral assumptions explicit.

Important Notes

  • This is an educational atomistic calculator. Evidence over receivable aging, collateral eligibility, and balance-sheet source remains internal audit scope.
  • Use the parent Type 2 calculator to review multiple rows and aggregate current and overdue receivables.
  • The result feeds Type 2 aggregation and the counterparty risk aggregation calculator.[[ref: qrt-s2501]]

Sources

  1. Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/35 - Art. 202 (Type 2 exposures) - EIOPA
  2. Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/894 - QRT S.25.01.01 (SCR standard formula) - EUR-Lex

Default values are illustrative sample inputs for navigation, training, and QA. Replace them with controlled data before using the result in capital analysis, governance, or reporting decisions.