Indicator values and disclosures
The indicator values for each bank in the main sample since 2013 can be found here (unit is in euros). Please note that the G-SIB assessment and data quality review is performed from June to August, and final data used to compute the annual G-SIB scores in August may therefore be submitted by banks after they have disclosed the indicator values, resulting in potential discrepancies. Typically, any differences in the data disclosed by banks and used in the G-SIB calculations have not been material enough to affect the bucket allocations of banks in the G-SIB sample. Nonetheless, it is important to note that data corrections affect not only the score of the reporting bank, but all banks in the sample, given the relative nature of the framework as each bank's values contribute to the denominator. Against this backdrop, the G-SIB assessment methodology requires banks to disclose the accurate figures in the financial quarter immediately following the finalisation of the Committee's G-SIB score calculation (see SCO40.34).
The additional sample includes all banks with a leverage ratio exposure measure greater than €200 billion that are not included in the main sample. These banks do not contribute to the global denominators and are not part of the scoring exercise.
For more information on sample selection, please see the G-SIB assessment methodology set out in chapter SCO40 of the Basel Framework.