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Traded loans (borderline between securities and other financial
instruments)
With respect to question (a), the AEG decided that the current SNA position should be
maintained: that is, the loan should be reclassified as a security only if there is evidence of a
market and there are quotations in the market.
This change of category of financial instrument is achieved via a change in classification entry in
the other changes in the volume of assets account and not via transactions cancelling the loan and
issuing a security.
The fact that a loan is sold once does not necessarily involve reclassifying the loan as a security.
Questions (b) and (c) were not considered by the AEG because in general traded loans would not
be reclassified as debt securities – they would not change their classification status as a result of
being sold.
There was agreement not to break down loans into traded and non-traded categories.
With respect to question (e), the AEG agreed that untraded securities should not be reclassified.