11.6 Allowance for Loans and Lease Losses - Change Analysis

This section describes the parameters of the Allowance for Loans and Lease Losses - Change Analysis.

Table 11-7 Allowance for Loans and Lease Losses - Change Analysis Parameters

Parameters	Descriptions
Analysis Name	Allowance For Loans and Lease Losses - Change Analysis
Report Level Filters	Tabular Report: Reference period Graphical Reports: Reference period and all the dimensions covered by this analysis
Analysis Description	This analysis provides an understanding of the changes and reasons for changes in the ALLL, between a selected reference period and the current date. The reference periods covered by this analysis are Previous Year, Beginning of Year, Beginning of the Quarter and Beginning of the Month.
Reports Covered	This analysis is a combination of Tabular and Graphical Reports, consisting of the following: Allowance for Loans and Lease Losses - Change Analysis: A multidimensional tabular report displaying the changes and reasons for changes in the ALLL between a selected reference period and current date. The report displays the Opening Balance of ALL, Net Charge Off, During the Period, Reserves before Provisions, Commercial Provisions made during the period, Consumer Provisions made during the period, Total Provisions made during the period, Other Changes and Current Balance of ALLL. Allowance for Loan and Lease Losses – Change: A bridge chart that analyzes the change and reasons for the changes in the ALLL, between a selected reference period and current date, for the selected combination of dimensions. The report displays the Opening Balance of ALLL, Net Charge Off, During the Period, Reserves before Provisions, Commercial Provisions made during the period, Consumer Provisions made during the period, Total Provisions made during the period, Other Changes, and Current Balance of ALLL.
Dimensions	Line of Business Legal Entity Product Type Product Organization Structure Customer Type Natural Currency
Drill-down details	Not Applicable
Drill-down Path	Not Applicable