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FFIEC 101 - Advanced Capital Adequacy Framework Guide

Overview

The FFIEC 101 (Regulatory Capital Reporting for Institutions Subject to the Advanced Capital Adequacy Framework) collects detailed information about: - Components of regulatory capital - Risk-weighted assets by type of credit risk exposure under the Advanced Internal Ratings-Based (AIRB) Approach - Risk-weighted assets and operational losses under the Advanced Measurement Approach (AMA)

Filing Requirements

Who Files: Large, internationally active banks and bank holding companies that: - Have consolidated total assets >= $250 billion, OR - Have consolidated total on-balance sheet foreign exposure >= $10 billion

Frequency: Quarterly

OMB Control Number: 7100-0319

Key Schedules

Schedule Description
Schedule A Regulatory Capital Components and Ratios
Schedule B Credit Risk: Wholesale Exposures
Schedule C Credit Risk: Retail Exposures
Schedule D Credit Risk: Counterparty
Schedule E Credit Risk: Securitization
Schedule F Credit Risk: Equity
Schedule G Credit Risk: Cleared Transactions
Schedule H Operational Risk
Schedule I Market Risk
Schedule J Summary
Schedule K Supplementary Leverage Ratio
Schedule L Total Loss-Absorbing Capacity
Schedule M-S Additional Detailed Schedules

Key MDRM Codes

Mnemonic Item Code Description
AAAA 2170 Total Assets
AAAA 7205 Total Risk-Based Capital Ratio
AAAA 7206 Tier 1 Risk-Based Capital Ratio
AAAA P793 Common Equity Tier 1 Capital Ratio
AAAA 8274 Tier 1 Capital Allowable
AAAA H015 Total Leverage Exposure
AAAA H036 Supplementary Leverage Ratio

Relationship to Other Forms

  • FR Y-9C: FFIEC 101 is filed by the same institutions that file FR Y-9C, providing more granular capital data
  • FFIEC 102: Market risk data from FFIEC 102 feeds into Schedule I
  • Basel III: Implements Advanced Approaches under Basel III framework

Data Sources

  • Instructions: FFIEC 101 Instructions
  • Data Dictionary: csv/FFIEC_101_ADVANCED_CAPITAL.csv
  • MDRM Reference: Federal Reserve MDRM Database

Notes

  • Confidentiality flags apply to certain items during parallel run periods
  • Dollar values typically reported in thousands
  • Effective dates vary by schedule and item