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  • The Large Exposures Framework is a BIS [[Limit framework]] for measuring and controlling large credit exposures proposed in March 20 The Basel Committee issued its first guidance on credit exposures in 1991.
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  • ...s for the assets, off-balance sheet items or other financial positions the framework seeks to limit or manage. The precise definition of the exposure relevant t ...arameters]] identified and required for implementation of the [[Basel II]] framework. This key metric is the so called [[Exposure At Default]].
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  • ...wing the [[Lessons Learned from the Great Financial Crisis]] replaced by [[Basel III]] [[category:BCBS Basel II]]
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  • ...surement Approach]] (AMA), one of the possible options under the Basel<ref>Basel II Accord, 2006</ref> regulatory standard for the measurement and capitalis Under Basel II, regulated financial services firms are allowed (subject to approval) to
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  • ...Capital]] (Pillar I) calculations, first introduced under the [[Basel II]] framework. * [[Basel II Advanced IRB Capital Model]]
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  • ...BCBS Newsletter 6, WP Validation of low-default portfolios in the Basel II Framework, September 2005 </ref>
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  • ...it refers to a set of credit risk measurement techniques proposed under [[Basel II]] [[capital adequacy]] rules for banking institutions. ...to. This characteristic has been deemed vital in order to make the new IRB framework applicable to a wider range of countries and institutions (as it considerab
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  • == Risk Appetite Framework == ...re "risk appetite" are usually denoted collectively as the [[Risk Appetite Framework]] (RAF).
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  • ...egulated financial institutions in compliance with the Basel II regulatory framework. ...nd process was introduced through the set of regulatory reforms denoted as Basel II. Under [[Pillar II]], regulated financial firms are expected to establis
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  • ...model) is a simplified [[Credit Portfolio]] risk model that underpins the Basel II capital requirements ...tional Convergence of Capital Measurement and Capital Standards: a Revised Framework (BCBS) (November 2005 Revision)], Paragraph 272</ref>
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  • ...completeness in the coverage of risks (informing the organizational [[Risk Framework]]) * Help risk managers with [[Risk Identification]] by providing an analytic framework
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  • ...[Regulatory Framework]] applicable before the 2005/2006 introduction of ([[Basel II]]). [[category:BCBS Basel I]]
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  • ...A) is terminology introduced by the [[Basel II]] and subsequent regulatory framework.
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  • ...arameters]] identified and required for implementation of the [[Basel II]] framework. This key metric is the so called [[Exposure At Default]].
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  • * Help set and monitor [[Limit framework | Limits]] ...stment in measurement / algorithms relevant for CPM has been influenced by Basel II requirements which emphasized individual [[Risk Parameters]] over sector
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  • ...egulatory frameworks worldwide ([[Basel II]]/[[Basel III]] standards). The Basel II definition states more specifically: ''Losses due to acts of a type inte == Basel Level 2 & 3 Event Type Classification ==
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  • * [http://www.bis.org/publ/bcbs188.pdf Basel III Liquidity Framework]
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  • ...al Fraud is a recognized risk category in regulatory frameworks worldwide (Basel II/III standards). The precise Basel definition of external fraud reads: ''Losses due to acts of a type intended
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  • ...category in regulatory frameworks worldwide (Basel standards). The precise Basel II definition is: ''Losses arising from acts inconsistent with employment, == Basel Level 2 & 3 Event Type Classification ==
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  • * For Basel II purposes Credit Cards classify as [[Revolving Credit]] ...ontract is a [[Natural Person]]. Correspondingly the obligations and legal framework that is applicable in such a case is determined by the laws governing the r
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