Financial Sector Delineation in ESA 2010

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Financial Sector Delineation in ESA 2010 Implementation in the Netherlands (Paul den Boer)

Subsectoring of financial corporations ESA 1995 ESA 2010 S.121 The central bank S.121 Central bank S.122 Other monetary financial institutions S.123 S.124 Other financial intermediaries, except insurance corporations and pension funds Financial auxiliaries S.125 Insurance corporations and pension funds S.122 Deposit-taking corporations, except the central bank S.123 Money market funds (MMF) S.124 Non-MMF investment funds S.125 Other financial intermediaries, except insurance corporations and pension funds S.126 Financial auxiliaries S.127 Captive financial institutions and money lenders S.128 Insurance corporations S.129 Pension funds 1

Content Financial vehicle corporations (FVC) Head offices and holding companies Special purpose entities (SPE) 2

Financial vehicle corporations (1) Financial vehicle corporations (FVC) are classified in subsector S.125 (Other financial intermediaries): engaged in securitisation transactions satisfy the criteria of an institutional unit otherwise they are treated as an integral part of the parent (par. 2.90) 3

Financial vehicle corporations (2) What is an institutional unit (par. 5.108)? Institutional unit in subsector S.125 Other financial intermediaries: the legal owner of a portfolio of assets issues debt securities that present an interest in the portfolio has a full set of accounts bears market and credit risks Not an institutional unit, same sector as parent: entities that are created solely to hold specific portfolios of financial assets and liabilities are combined with their parent corporation, if resident in the same country as the parent Institutional unit in subsector S.127 Captive financial institutions: as nonresident entities (different country as parent) they are treated as separate institutional units and are classified in S.127 4

Registration form FVC Is the FVC engaged in securitisation and an institutional unit? Type of the securitisation Name('s) of the Dutch originator(s) Nature of the securitisized assets Proportion of the country of the originator('s) Proportion between sectors of originator('s) within euro area Expected date of the issuance Global note of the securities to be issued be deposited with a domestic or foreign (central) securities depository ISIN-code of the largest issuance (Estimated) balance sheet total after issuance 5

Head offices and holding companies (1) Head office: exercises managerial control over its subsidiaries (par. 2.14) managing of other units undertaking planning and decision-making exercising operational control managing the day-to-day operation of their related units (NACE Rev. 2, M 70.10) Classified in subsector S.126 Financial auxiliaries 6

Head offices and holding companies (2) Holding company: holds the assets of subsidiary corporations but does not undertake any management activities (par. 2.14) principal activity is owning the group do not provide any other service to the businesses in which the equity is held; do not administer or manage other units (NACE Rev. 2, K 64.20) Classified in subsector S.127 Captive financial institutions In practice the difference is difficult! 7

Special purpose entities (1) cannot act independently of its parent and is simply a passive holder of assets and liabilities resident in an economy different from that of its parent (par. 2.23) Classified in subsector S.127 Captive financial institutions 8

Special purpose entities (2) Balance sheet 2009 after revision S.129 S.121 S.128 S.127 S.122 S.123 S.124 S.121 S.122 S.123 S.124 S.125 S.126 S.127 S.128 S.129 S.125 S.126 9

Decision tree SPE (1) QUESTION 1: RESIDENT? NO YES NOT IN STATISTICS QUESTION 2: FOREIGN CONTROL? NO GO TO 2 YES QUESTION 3: 90% CRITERIUM? NO YES QUESTION 4: DOMESTIC TURNOVER? NO YES 2. QUESTION 5: FVC? ASSETS/LIABILITIES CRITERIUM? NO YES NOT SPE SPE DISCUSSION SPE/NOT SPE NOT SPE SPE 10

Decision tree SPE (2) Question 1: Is legal entity (LE) resident in the Netherlands? Question 2: Is the ultimate control over the LE in direct/indirect ownership of one or more (joint venture) foreign entities for more than 50%? Question 4: Is domestic annual turnover of the LE higher than 25 million euros? Question 5: Is the LE a FVC with foreign originator AND does LE satisfy the assets/liabilities criterium (1)? 11

Decision tree SPE (3) Question 3: Do the financial assets and liabilities of the LE (excl. trade credit/advances) consist of at least 90% of foreign assets/liabilities? OR Does at least 90% of the turnover concern the export of services of royalties and licences? OR Does at least 90% of the turnover and costs concern reinvoicing with foreign intra-concern subsidiaries? OR Does at least 90% of the turnover and the liabilities concern foreign countries? 12

Decision tree subsector S.127 Is legal entity (LE) resident in the Netherlands? Is the LE a SPE? Is the LE a holding/finance company/treasury without management/administration tasks? Does the LE have, direct or indirect, a domestic parent which itself is not a CFI? Is the LE with its financial assets/liabilities primarily oriented (direct/indirect) towards non-spe intra-concern subsidiaries? 13