Counterparty Risk-Mitigating Effect Simplification
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Risk-Mitigating Effect
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Overview
This calculator implements the simplified capital requirement for the Risk-Mitigating Effect across multiple counterparties within the Solvency II standard formula.[1] This simplified approach is intended for undertakings where the standard-formula calculation is disproportionately complex relative to the risk. The requirement is defined as the economic capital necessary to provide a 1-in-200 year level of protection using proxy variables for the aggregate reduction in capital requirement.[2]
Input Terms
- Reinsurance Recoverables (BE_re_i): The value of technical provisions calculated as recoverables from each individual counterparty contract.[1]
- Undiversified SCR: The raw, undiversified Solvency Capital Requirement for the aggregated underwriting risk being mitigated.
Technical Rationale
The Counterparty Risk Mitigating Effect Simplification is calibrated to a 99.5% confidence level over a one-year horizon. It captures the sensitivity of the undertaking’s basic own funds to a default by one or more of its counterparties. Unlike a full article-by-article revaluation, which requires a complete revaluation of the SCR under multiple default scenarios involving all counterparties, this simplification uses a closed-form allocated proxy.[1]
This method is governed by the principle of proportionality (Article 109), ensuring that smaller undertakings can calculate their solvency capital requirements without the operational burden of a full-scale mitigation-valuation engine. The result represents the simplified mitigation contribution to the total Counterparty Default Risk.
Important Notes
- Regulatory deviation: Material deviation from the standard-formula assumptions or from the conditions supporting this simplification may support a capital add-on or a move toward a fuller or internal-model approach where justified.[3]
- Reporting: The simplified result is intended to support the corresponding standard-formula component feeding the S.25.01 standard-formula reporting view, not to replace the connected article-chain result where the simplification is not justified.[4]
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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.