(6)The circumstance that one or more individual requirements within the resolution group are higher than the additional own funds requirement applying to the Union parent institution at the group consolidated level is an indication of idiosyncratic risks or elements of risk within the resolution group. Those idiosyncratic risks or elements of risk may be less important when considered across the group at consolidated level, for example because they may be offset by countervailing risk factors outside the resolution group. To estimate the additional own funds requirement of the resolution entity at the resolution group consolidated level, the resolution authority should, therefore, whenever this circumstance occurs, compare an estimation based on adjustments to the additional own funds requirement applying to the Union parent institution at the group consolidated level with an estimation based on a weighted average of the additional own funds requirements of all entities of the resolution group. The resolution authority should use the estimation that delivers the higher requirement as an input for determining the MREL for the resolution entity at the resolution group consolidated level.