(3)Securitisations accommodate many types of underlying exposures, such as loans, leases, debts, credits or other cash flow generating receivables. It is therefore appropriate to establish tailored reporting requirements for the underlying exposure types that are the most prominent in the Union, taking into account both outstanding amounts and presence across localities. Specific reporting requirements for ‘esoteric’ underlying exposures that do not conform to the most prominent types should also be established in order to ensure that all types of underlying exposures are disclosed.