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Derivative financial instruments
12 Months Ended
Dec. 31, 2021
Derivative financial instruments  
Derivative financial instruments

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Derivative financial instruments

Inter is party to derivative contracts to meet its own needs to manage its risk exposure, and to meet its clients’ requests to manage their exposures. These transactions involve swaps and forward derivatives. Inter’s risk management policy is based on the use of derivative financial instruments with the predominant purpose to mitigate the risks pursuant to other transactions made.

a.

Derivative financial instruments – amortized cost, fair value and maturity

    

12/31/2021

    

12/31/2020

Amortized

Fair value

Up to

From 3 to

From 1 to 3

From 3 to 5

    

cost

    

adjustment

    

Fair value

    

3 months

    

12 months

    

years

    

years

    

Total

    

Total

Assets (A)

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

Receivable forward purchase

 

87,036

 

(88)

 

86,948

 

86,948

 

 

 

 

86,948

 

27,513

Liabilities (B) (i)

 

  

 

  

 

  

 

  

 

  

 

  

 

  

 

  

 

  

Payable adjustment - swap

 

66,545

 

 

66,545

 

 

(29,452)

 

(25,567)

 

(11,526)

 

(66,545)

 

(56,758)

Net effect (A-B)

 

153,581

 

(88)

 

153,493

 

86,948

 

(29,452)

 

(25,567)

 

(11,526)

 

20,403

 

(29,245)

b.

Forward and swap contracts – notional value

    

Up to

    

3 months

    

1 year to

    

Above

    

Total

    

Total

    

3 months

    

to 1 year

    

3 years

    

3 years

    

12/31/2021

    

12/31/2020

Forward contract - assets

 

86,948

 

 

 

 

86,948

 

27,513

Swap contracts - liabilities

 

 

94,856

 

53,500

 

24,577

 

172,933

 

288,592

Total

 

86,948

 

94,856

 

53,500

 

24,577

 

259,881

 

316,105

c.

Basis swap contracts

Inter has a part of its real estate credit portfolio indexed to the General Price Index (IGP-M) of Getúlio Vargas Foundation and part indexed to the National Broad Consumer Price Index (IPCA), whereas the majority of its LCI funding is indexed to the Interbank Deposit (DI) rate.

Aiming at protecting the Group’s revenues from fluctuations in IGP-M and IPCA, swaps were contracted in which the Group pays the variation of IGP-M plus coupon or IPCA plus coupon and receives a defined percentage of the DI rate.

The operations were carried out via Brasil, Bolsa, Balcão (B3) exchange and feature guarantee margin and control by this exchange. On December 31, 2021, the Group had 8 active swap contracts CDI x IGP-M, with total notional of BRL 112,856 (2020: BRL 178,592) and 2 active swap contracts CDI x IPCA, with total notional of BRL 60,000 (2020: BRL 110,000).

d.

Basis swap contracts

12/31/2021

Notional

Amortized cost

Fair value

Indexes

    

Contracts

    

Value

    

Bank

    

Counterparty

    

Bank

    

Counterparty

    

Gain (loss)

CDI x IGPM

 

906723043

 

17,550

 

19,433

 

29,143

 

19,433

 

29,187

 

(9,754)

CDI x IGPM

 

906723159

 

17,306

 

19,164

 

28,785

 

19,164

 

28,629

 

(9,465)

CDI x IGPM

 

906723160

 

12,000

 

13,193

 

19,342

 

13,193

 

19,035

 

(5,842)

CDI x IGPM

 

906723161

 

14,000

 

15,392

 

22,630

 

15,392

 

22,171

 

(6,779)

CDI x IGPM

 

906723162

 

11,500

 

12,628

 

18,541

 

12,628

 

18,049

 

(5,421)

CDI x IGPM

 

906723163

 

16,000

 

17,569

 

25,900

 

17,569

 

25,094

 

(7,525)

CDI x IGPM

 

906723164

 

11,000

 

12,079

 

17,846

 

12,079

 

17,222

 

(5,143)

CDI x IGPM

 

906723165

 

13,500

 

14,824

 

21,953

 

14,824

 

21,133

 

(6,309)

Total CDI x IGPM

 

  

 

112,856

 

124,282

 

184,140

 

124,282

 

180,520

 

(56,238)

12/31/2021

Notional

Amortized cost

Fair value

Indexes

    

Contracts

    

Value

    

Bank

    

Counterparty

    

Bank

    

Counterparty

    

Gain (loss)

CDI x IPCA

 

905638603

 

10,000

 

11,128

 

12,866

 

11,056

 

12,885

 

(1,829)

CDI x IPCA

 

905638611

 

50,000

 

55,639

 

64,535

 

55,639

 

64,117

 

(8,478)

Total CDI x IPCA

 

  

 

60,000

 

66,767

 

77,401

 

66,695

 

77,002

 

(10,307)

Grand Total

 

  

 

172,856

 

191,049

 

261,541

 

190,977

 

257,522

 

(66,545)

12/31/2020

Notional

Amortized cost

Fair value

Indexes

Contracts

Value

Bank

Counterparty

Bank

Counterparty

Gain (loss)

CDI x IGPM

 

906722276

 

35,842

 

38,015

 

48,365

 

38,015

 

47,959

 

(9,944)

CDI x IGPM

 

906722594

 

29,894

 

31,706

 

40,400

 

31,706

 

39,464

 

(7,758)

CDI x IGPM

 

906722608

 

17,550

 

18,614

 

23,790

 

18,614

 

23,293

 

(4,679)

CDI x IGPM

 

906723043

 

17,306

 

18,356

 

23,484

 

18,356

 

23,140

 

(4,784)

CDI x IGPM

 

906723159

 

12,000

 

12,637

 

15,832

 

12,637

 

15,509

 

(2,872)

CDI x IGPM

 

906723160

 

14,000

 

14,743

 

18,540

 

14,743

 

18,195

 

(3,452)

CDI x IGPM

 

906723161

 

11,500

 

12,095

 

15,199

 

12,095

 

14,878

 

(2,783)

CDI x IGPM

 

906723162

 

16,000

 

16,828

 

21,199

 

16,828

 

20,901

 

(4,073)

CDI x IGPM

 

906723163

 

11,000

 

11,570

 

14,589

 

11,570

 

14,460

 

(2,890)

CDI x IGPM

 

906723164

 

13,500

 

14,199

 

17,934

 

14,199

 

17,834

 

(3,635)

Total CDI x IGPM

 

  

 

178,592

 

188,763

 

239,332

 

188,763

 

235,633

 

(46,870)

12/31/2020

Notional

Amortized cost

Fair value

Indexes

Contracts

Value

Bank

Counterparty

Bank

Counterparty

Gain (loss)

CDI x IPCA

 

905638590

 

50,000

 

53,293

 

55,651

 

53,293

 

56,358

 

3,066

CDI x IPCA

 

905638603

 

10,000

 

10,659

 

11,203

 

10,659

 

11,698

 

(1,039)

CDI x IPCA

 

905638611

 

50,000

 

53,293

 

56,133

 

53,293

 

59,076

 

(5,783)

Total CDI x IPCA

 

  

 

110,000

 

117,245

 

122,987

 

117,245

 

127,132

 

9,888

Grand Total

 

  

 

288,592

 

306,008

 

362,319

 

306,008

 

362,765

 

56,758

e.

Hedge accounting

The Group applies fair value hedge accounting for certain of its loans and advances to customers, made in compliance with IAS 39 - Financial Instruments.

The Group’s swaps are classified as hedging instruments in a Fair Value Hedge hedging the risks related to a portion of the real estate portfolio which is indexed to inflation rates. The hedged contracts from the real estate portfolio are measured at fair value in relation to the specific risk being hedged.