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Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2015/2450 of 2 December 2015 laying down implementing technical standards with regard to the templates for the submission of information to the supervisory authorities according to Directive 2009/138/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (Text with EEA relevance)

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Changes over time for: S.15.02 — Hedging of guarantees of variable annuities

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S.15.02 — Hedging of guarantees of variable annuities U.K.

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This section relates to annual submission of information for groups.

This template shall only be reported by groups in relation to the direct business and only for those entities outside the EEA that have variable annuities portfolios.

Variable annuities are unit–linked life insurance contracts with investment guarantees which, in exchange for single or regular premiums, allow the policyholder to benefit from the upside of the unit but be partially or totally protected when the unit loses value.

If Variable Annuities policies are split between two insurance undertakings, for instance a life company and a non–life company for the Variable Annuities guarantee, the company with the guarantee shall report this template. Only one row per product shall be reported.

ITEM INSTRUCTIONS
C0010Legal name of the undertakingIdentify the legal name of non–EEA undertaking selling the product.
C0020Identification code of the undertaking

Identification code by this order of priority:

  • Legal Entity Identifier (LEI);

  • Specific code

Specific code:

Identification code will be provided by the group. When allocating an identification code to each non–EEA or non–regulated undertaking, the group 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

C0040Product ID code

Internal product ID code used by the undertaking for the product. If a code is already in use or is attributed by the competent authority for supervisory purposes that code shall be used.

The ID code shall be consistent over time.

C0050Product denominationCommercial name of product (undertaking–specific)
C0060Type of hedging

The following closed list shall be used:

  • 1 — No hedging

  • 2 — Dynamic hedging

  • 3 — Static hedging

  • 4 — Ad hoc hedging

Dynamic hedging is frequently rebalanced; static hedging is made of ‘standard’ derivatives but not frequently rebalanced; ad hoc hedging is made of financial products structured for the specific purpose of hedging those liabilities.

C0070Delta hedged

The following closed list shall be used:

  • 1 — Delta hedged

  • 2 — Delta not hedged

  • 3 — Delta partially hedged

  • 4 — Guarantee not sensitive to delta.

Partial means that the strategy is not intended to cover the whole risk. Not sensitive is to be selected if the guarantee sold is deemed independent from the risk factor.

C0080Rho hedged

The following closed list shall be used:

  • 1 — Rho hedged

  • 2 — Rho not hedged

  • 3 — Rho partially hedged

  • 4 — Guarantee not sensitive to rho.

Partial means that the strategy is not intended to cover the whole risk. Not sensitive is to be selected if the guarantee sold is deemed independent from the risk factor.

C0090Gamma hedged

The following closed list shall be used:

  • 1 — Gamma hedged

  • 2 — Gamma not hedged

  • 3 — Gamma partially hedged

  • 4 — Guarantee not sensitive to gamma

Partial means that the strategy is not intended to cover the whole risk. Not sensitive is to be selected if the guarantee sold is deemed independent from the risk factor.

C0100Vega hedged

The following closed list shall be used:

  • 1 — Vega hedged

  • 2 — Vega not hedged

  • 3 — Vega partially hedged

  • 4 — Guarantee not sensitive to vega

Partial means that the strategy is not intended to cover the whole risk. Not sensitive is to be selected if the guarantee sold is deemed independent from the risk factor.

C0110FX hedged

The following closed list shall be used:

  • 1 — FX hedged

  • 2 — FX not hedged

  • 3 — FX partially hedged

  • 4 — Guarantee not sensitive to FX

Partial means that the strategy is not intended to cover the whole risk. Not sensitive is to be selected if the guarantee sold is deemed independent from the risk factor.

C0120Other hedged risksIf other risks are hedged specify their names
C0130Economic result without hedging

The ‘economic result’ that the guarantee of the policies has generated during the reporting year if there is no hedging strategy in place, or would have generated without it if there is one in place.

It shall be equal to:

  • + written premium/fees for the guarantee, minus

  • – expenses incurred to the guarantee, minus

  • – claims due to the guarantee, minus

  • – variation of guarantee technical provisions.

C0140Economic result with hedging [F1The economic result that the guarantee of the policies has generated during the reporting year considering the result of the hedging strategy. Where hedging is performed for a portfolio of products, for instance in cases where hedge instruments may not be allocated to specific products, the undertaking shall allocate the effect of hedging to the different products using the weight of each product in the Economic result without hedging (C0110). This is not to be reported in case the undertaking has no hedging program itself, but only reinsures the guarantee part.]

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