2018 Registration document and annual fi nancial report - BNP PARIBAS442
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Appendix 1: Sovereign exposures [Audited]
➤ BANKING AND TRADING BOOKS SOVEREIGN EXPOSURES BY GEOGRAPHICAL BREAKDOWN
Exposures In millions of euros
31 December 2018
Total
Banking book(1) Trading book
of which fi nancial assets at
amortised cost
of which fi nancial
instruments at fair value
through equity
of which fi nancial instruments at fair
value through profi t or loss
Financial instruments at fair value through profi t
or loss held for trading (excl. derivatives)
Derivatives(2)
Direct exposures(3)
Indirect exposures(4)
Euro zone
Austria 1,021 299 722 - (45) 21 0
Belgium 9,803 4,876 4,804 123 205 274 66
France 9,364 4,208 5,156 - (1,250) (17) (12)
Germany 6,547 4,185 2,103 259 1,962 255 (4)
Ireland 966 591 374 - (2) 2 2
Italy 11,537 9,512 1,779 246 (128) 7,274 (26)
Netherlands 905 126 779 - 60 (551) 0
Portugal 1,008 838 169 - (168) (21) 1
Spain 4,200 2,820 1,279 101 (374) - (3)
Other euro zone countries 705 389 316 - (18) 158 0
TOTAL EURO ZONE 46,055 27,844 17,482 729 244 7,393 24
Other European Economic Area countries
Poland 6,887 3,066 3,819 3 336 (224) 1
United Kingdom 4,441 3,147 1,294 - 2,232 - (66)
Other EEA countries 377 337 39 1 174 (24) (3)
TOTAL OTHER EEA COUNTRIES 11,705 6,550 5,151 4 2,742 (248) (69)
TOTAL EEA 57,760 34,394 22,633 732 2,986 7,146 (45)
United States 11,591 2,864 8,727 - 15,371 82 9
Japan 4 - 4 - 4,198 374 54
Turkey 1,066 524 542 - 571 1 12
Other 10,844 6,502 4,342 - 4,166 155 (43)
TOTAL 81,265 44,284 36,248 732 27,292 7,758 (13)
(1) Book value after revaluation and before any impairment provision. (2) Market value. (3) Sovereign counterparty risk: direct exposure to a sovereign counterparty. This excludes exposure to a non-sovereign counterparty fully or partly
covered by a central government (sovereign) guarantee. (4) Positions held with a non-sovereign counterparty, exposing BNP Paribas to a credit risk on a sovereign third party. For example, sale of a CDS to a
non-sovereign third party as a hedge against a sovereign s default. This excludes exposures to non-sovereign counterparties fully or partly covered by guarantees from local authorities, regional or central (sovereign) governments.