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Long-Term Equity Eligibility

Calculate the Long-Term Equity Eligibility Confirmed (0/1) instantly.

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Year
Ongoing Net CashflowStressed Net CashflowMinimum Net CFPass
1
€1 500 000
Yes
2
€1 700 000
Yes
3
€1 900 000
Yes
4
€2 100 000
Yes
5
€2 300 000
Yes

Candidate LTE Split

€15 000 000

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Candidate Type 1 Exposure

€12 000 000

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Candidate Type 2 Exposure

€3 000 000

Eligible LTE Exposure

€15 000 000

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Candidate LTE Split

€15 000 000

×

Eligibility Flag

Pass

Ineligible Exposure

€0

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Total Candidate LTE Exposure

€15 000 000

Eligible LTE Exposure

€15 000 000

Reduced-Shock Charge

€3 300 000

=

Eligible LTE Exposure

€15 000 000

×

Reduced Shock Factor

0.00%

1Step 1

Confirm the Article 105a candidate subset and split

Candidatetotal=Type1candidate+Type2candidate\mathrm{Candidate}_{total} = \mathrm{Type1}_{candidate} + \mathrm{Type2}_{candidate}
2Step 2

Apply the selected Article 171a reviewed-framework path

ReviewedPath=pick(171b,  171c)\mathrm{ReviewedPath} = \mathrm{pick}(171b,\;171c)
3Step 3

Test all Article 171c ongoing and stressed net cashflows

ForcedSellingPass=mint(NCFtongoing0,  NCFtstress0)\mathrm{ForcedSellingPass} = \min_t(\mathrm{NCF}^{ongoing}_t \ge 0,\;\mathrm{NCF}^{stress}_t \ge 0)
4Step 4

Publish eligible exposure and reduced-shock charge

LTEeligible=Candidatetotal×EligibilityFlag\mathrm{LTE}_{eligible} = \mathrm{Candidate}_{total} \times \mathrm{EligibilityFlag}

Understand the Long-Term Equity Eligibility

Overview

This calculator implements the reviewed-framework eligibility control for the reduced long-term equity shock within the Solvency II market-risk standard formula.[1][2] It determines whether a candidate equity subset qualifies for long-term-equity treatment and publishes the eligible Type 1 and Type 2 exposure split that should feed the downstream Equity Risk calculator.[1][2][3][4][5]

Input Terms

  • Candidate Long-Term Equity Exposure: The total equity subset the undertaking proposes to classify under the reviewed-framework long-term-equity regime.
  • Directive Article 105a Structural Flags: Governance confirmations covering identification of the subset, holding-period definition, assignment against best estimate liabilities, separate management, and asset-liability consistency.
  • Article 171b Methodology Inputs: Liability-cover and liquidity inputs supporting the methodology route where the undertaking evidences that the assets can be held on a long-term basis.
  • Article 171c Forced-Selling Inputs: SCR-coverage, capital-plan, and projected cashflow inputs used to show that the undertaking is not expected to sell the assets in stress.
  • Article 171d Fund Wrapper Inputs: Checks for collective-investment undertakings so the reduced treatment is not extended to packaged exposures unless the lower-risk-profile conditions are met.

Technical Rationale

The calculator turns the reviewed-framework legal tests into a publishable control result. First, it verifies that the candidate Type 1 and Type 2 split reconciles to the stated candidate total and that the structural Article 105a conditions are all met.[1] It then evaluates the selected reviewed-framework path:

  • the Article 171b methodology route, which tests liability coverage and liquidity support for life or non-life business; or
  • the Article 171c forced-selling route, which tests capital-planning resilience and projected cashflow sufficiency through stress.[[ref: delegated-2015-35-art-171b]][4]

Finally, the calculator applies the Article 171d collective-investment wrapper gate and, when all relevant conditions pass, outputs the eligible long-term Type 1 and Type 2 exposure split together with the reduced `22%` long-term-equity shock basis for downstream equity SCR use.[5]

Important Notes

  • Eligibility control, not full exposure sourcing: This calculator assumes the candidate subset has already been identified from the undertaking's holdings. It does not replace a full look-through and exposure-normalization calculator.
  • Downstream dependency: The eligible Type 1 and Type 2 outputs are intended to connect into the public Equity Risk calculator so the reduced shock is evidenced rather than manually assumed.
  • Governance evidence still matters: Passing the calculator does not replace the need for documented investment policy, liability linkage, capital-planning evidence, and supervisory traceability supporting the selected route.
  • Reporting: The result is designed as a defensible reviewed-framework control feeding the market-risk and solvency-reporting chain, rather than as a standalone final SCR result.[6]

Sources

  1. Directive 2009/138/EC - Art. 105a (Long-term equity investments) - EUR-Lex
  2. Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/35 - Art. 171a (Long-term equity investments) - EIOPA
  3. Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/35 - Art. 171b (Long-term equity investments: methodologies to avoid forced sales) - EUR-Lex
  4. Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/35 - Art. 171c (Long-term equity investments: forced selling test) - EUR-Lex
  5. Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/35 - Art. 171d (Long-term equity investments: collective investment undertakings with a lower risk profile) - EUR-Lex
  6. 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.