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• Credit rating information supplied by external rating   The  Bank  has  monitoring  procedures  in  place  to
            agencies;                                            make sure that the criteria used to identify significant
                                                                 increases  in  credit  are  effective,  meaning  that
            • For retail exposures: internally generated data of   significant increase in credit risk is identified before
            customer behaviour, affordability metrics etc.; and
                                                                 the  exposure  is  defaulted  or  when  the  asset
            • For corporate exposures: information obtained by   becomes 30 days past due.
            periodic review of customer files including audited   The Bank performs periodic back-testing of its
            financial  statements  review,  market  data  such  as   ratings to consider whether the drivers of credit risk
            prices  of  credit  default  swaps  (CDS)  or  quoted   that led to default were accurately reflected in the
            bonds  where  available,  changes  in  the  financial   rating in a timely manner.
            sector the customer operates etc.
                                                                 Incorporation of forward-looking information
            The Bank uses credit risk grades as a primary input
            into the determination of the term structure of the PD   The  Bank  uses forward-looking  information that  is
            for exposures. The Bank collects performance and     available  without  undue  cost  or  effort  in  its
            default  information  about  its  credit  risk  exposures   assessment of significant increase of credit risk as
            analysed  by  jurisdiction  or  region  and  by  type  of   well as in its measurement of ECL.
            product  and  borrower  as  well  as  by  credit  risk
            grading. The information used is both internal and   The  Bank  employs  experts  who  use  external  and
            external depending on the portfolio assessed.        internal  information  to  generate  a  ‘base  case’
                                                                 scenario  of  future  forecast  of  relevant  economic
            The Bank analyses all data collected using statistical   variables along with a representative range of other
            models and estimates the remaining lifetime PD of    possible forecast scenarios.
            exposures and how these are expected to change
            over  time.  The  factors  taken  into  account  in  this   The  external  information  used  includes  economic
            process include macro-economic data such as GDP      data  and  forecasts  published  by  governmental
            growth,  unemployment,  benchmark  interest  rates   bodies and monetary authorities. The Bank applies
            and house prices.                                    probabilities to the forecast scenarios identified. The
                                                                 base case scenario is the single most-likely outcome
            The Bank generates a ‘base case’ scenario of the     and  consists  of  information  used  by  the  Bank  for
            future  direction  of  relevant  economic  variables  as   strategic planning and budgeting.
            well  as  a  representative  range  of  other  possible
            forecast  scenarios.  The  Bank  then  uses  these   The Bank has identified and documented key drivers
            forecasts, which are probability-weighted, to adjust   of credit risk and credit losses for each portfolio of
            its estimates of PDs.                                financial instruments and, using a statistical analysis
                                                                 of  historical  data,  has  estimated  relationships
            The  Bank  uses  different  criteria  to  determine   between macro-economic variables and credit risk
            whether  credit  risk  has  increased  significantly  per   and credit losses. The Bank has not made changes
            portfolio  of  assets.  The  criteria  used  are  both   in  the  estimation  techniques  or  significant
            quantitative changes in PDs as well as qualitative.   assumptions made during the reporting period.
            The table below summarises per type of asset the
            range  above  which  an  increase  in  lifetime  PD  is
            determined  to  be  significant,  as  well  as  some
            indicative.                                          Predicted relationships between the key indicators
                                                                 and default and loss rates on various portfolios of
            Loan  commitments  are  assessed  along  with  the   financial  assets  have  been  developed  based  on
            category of loan the Bank is committed to provide,   analysing historical data over the past years.
            i.e.  commitments  to  provide  mortgages  are
            assessed  using  similar  criteria  to  mortgage  loans,
            while commitments to provide a corporate loan are
            assessed using similar criteria to corporate loans.   Measurement of ECL

            Irrespective  of  the  outcome  of  the  above
            assessment, the Bank presumes that the credit risk   The key inputs used for measuring ECL are:
            on a financial asset has increased significantly since   • probability of default (PD);                 Annual Report and IFRS Financial Statements
            initial  recognition  when  contractual  payments  are
            more than 30 days past due unless the Bank has       • loss given default (LGD); and
            reasonable  and  supportable  information  that
            demonstrates otherwise.                              • exposure at default (EAD).


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